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Harley Davidson Screamin' Eagle 4.155” (125CI) Big Bore Bolt-On Cylinders 16800442 CONTINENTAL GT650 - UK EURO IV Dunlop - 17" front tire this bag is the

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Harley Davidson Screamin' Eagle 4.155” (125CI) Big Bore Bolt On Cylinders 16800442 CONTINENTAL GT650 UK EURO IV Dunlop 17" front tire this bag is the Dunlop 17" front tire Blackwall Bold Harley Davidson script on the sidewall MT Multi Tread rear tire incorporates a tough tread compound in the center that runs cooler to provide stability Excellent traction under braking and long life and to each side is a section of lateral grip compound that enhances traction at higher lean angles for great grip while cornering Reinforced multi layer tire carcass gives the tire strength for long life and provides stability at highway speeds and maximum lean angles Bold Seismic 21 in When combined with the appropriate piston combination in the Screamin' Eagle ® Stage III kit 155" Big Bore Cylinder that increases the internal bore but slips into the existing case bore without modification

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