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Comparison points and tradeoffs
When comparing Pirelli 871-5212 Tire Angel Scooter Rear 150/70-13 64S Bias with other Scooter options, use this source-backed detail as the primary discriminator: Tubeless (TL).
Use this second fact to evaluate the tradeoff: Blackwall. A third point to compare across alternatives is: Category: Motorcycle & Atv / Parts / Wheels & Tires / Tires & Accessories / Tires & Inner Tubes / Motorcycle & Scooter / Scooter.
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Complete source-backed product details
A new compound with increased silica improves grip on wet surfaces. The structure of the tire and tread pattern design filter all different road conditions and deliver a more comfortable and smooth ride. Tubeless (TL). Blackwall. An improved tread pattern with crossing elements absorbs and distributes braking forces to reduce the breaking distance. Born from Pirelli’s sport touring product, the Angel GT, for urban commuting. Damping dots within the tread modify the stiffness of the ride and absorb ground irregularities and vibrations.
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About this item
- A new compound with increased silica improves grip on wet surfaces
- The structure of the tire and tread pattern design filter all different road conditions and deliver a more comfortable and smooth ride
- Tubeless (TL)
- Blackwall
- An improved tread pattern with crossing elements absorbs and distributes braking forces to reduce the breaking distance
Roberto –
Avevo letto recensioni, che dire stupende!!!
Tooch –
Bought the wrong size but they returned and refunded quickly and also tire was very good quality can’t beat
Jesus Christ is God –
I purchased rear 150/70-13 August 22, 2023 and replacing it 9 months later after several thousand miles. Compared to the front Michelin City Grip that I changed at the same time which seems to have lost no tread, it doesn’t seem like I got my money’s worth. I understand there is more weight on the back but for $10 more I’m going with Michelin for the back tire which explicitly states “Improved Longevity for Heavy Commuting”.Remember to always wear your helmet of salvation! Jesus blesses you!