Maxxis 120/90-18 M6103 Promaxx Sport Touring Rear Tyre 65H TL 3Day2022 the motor should be equipped Silkolene
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Maxxis 120 90 18 M6103 Promaxx Sport Touring Rear Tyre 65H TL 3Day2022 the motor should be equipped Silkolene the motor should be equipped with a race crankshaft DRUM OR DISC LINK FITTING Central grooves lead rain water away from the contact patch Make Model Engine Variant Year Notes Suzuki GS 1000 C 1978 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 C 1979 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 E 1978 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 E 1979 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 E 1980 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 E 1981 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 H 1980 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 S 1979 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 S 1980 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 S 1981 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 S 1982 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 1000 S 1983 Rear: 25 Bar (363psi) Suzuki GS 550 C 1977 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EC 1978 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EN 1979 Rear Suzuki GS 550 ET 1980 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EV 1981 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EX 1982 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EZ 1983 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EZ 1984 Rear Suzuki GS 550 EZ 1985 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LD 1983 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LF 1984 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LG 1985 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LG 1986 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LT 1979 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LT 1980 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LX 1981 Rear Suzuki GS 550 LX 1982 Rear Suzuki GS 550 M Katana 1981 Rear Suzuki GS 550 MY Katana 1982 Rear Suzuki GS 550 MZ Katana 1983 Rear Suzuki GS 750 B DB 1977 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 C DC EC 1978 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 EN DN 1979 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 EN DN 1980 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 EN DN 1981 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 EN DN 1982 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GS 750 ESD 1983 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE 1980 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE 1981 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE 1982 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE 1983 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE 1984 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE Katana 1985 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE Katana 1986 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE Katana 1987 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE Katana 1988 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EE ESD ESE EFE Katana 1989 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 ET TSCC 1980 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 EX TSCC 1981 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 LT LX ET EX EZ SZ 1980 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 LT LX ET EX EZ SZ 1981 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 LT LX ET EX EZ SZ 1982 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 S GS75X Katana 1984 Rear: 24 Bar (348psi) Suzuki GSX 750 S2 GS75X Katana 1984 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 S2C GS75X Katana 1985 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 S3 GR72A 1985 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 S4 GR72A 1986 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 SE GR72A 1984 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi) Suzuki GSX 750 SS GS75X 1985 Rear: 28 Bar (406psi)
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