Michelin DH22 TLR, 27.5X2.40, Black
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Michelin DH22 TLR, 27.5X2.40, Black

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Michelin DH22 TLR, 27.5X2.40, BlackBoost speed on mixed and soft terrain thanks to the evolved DH 22 tread pattern Maximum grip to win races, even at low temperatures thanks to the Magi X compound Optimal puncture and pinch protection specifically developed for UCI World Cup riders and freeride legends Today's Stock Status 10+ Available to ship in 2 4 Business Days UPC: 086699146700 EAN: Not available Manufacturer Part Number: 14670 ML4005 178000 Q0 L

- Boost speed on mixed and soft terrain thanks to the evolved DH 22 tread pattern
- Maximum grip to win races, even at low temperatures thanks to the Magi-X compound
- Optimal puncture and pinch protection specifically developed for UCI World Cup riders and freeride legends


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UPC: 086699146700
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Manufacturer Part Number: 14670
ML4005
178000-Q0-L

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