Dunlop
★★★
dunlop for motorcycles tyre 130/90-16 tl 67 h arrowmax gt601 rear
In stock: 1 pcs
174,20€
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199,40€
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- Product code
- 1309016 OMDU 67H GT601
- Vehicle type
- Motorcycle, Scooter
- Width
- 130
- Profile
- 90
- Diameter
- R16
- Type
- New
| Axle: | rear |
| width: | 130 |
| profile: | 90 |
| diameter: | 16 |
| speed index: | H - <210 km/h |
| application: | road |
| type: | [-]-diagonal |
| Inner Tube: | TL |
| Load index: | 67 = 307 kg |
| Pattern: | Arrowmax GT601 |
| intended for use: | for motorcycles and motorollerite tyres |
| intended for use: | City/classic tyre |
Dunlop
Dunlop Tires is owned by Goodyear, Continental and Sumitomo. Dunlop was founded by John Boyd Dunlop in Ireland.
created: 1890a
world's 5th largest tire manufacturer
1888 John Boyd Dunlop's son has difficulty riding a tricycle. He rides it because he has a bad cold, for which the doctor has prescribed a very unusual treatment: cycling. To make the child's ride more comfortable, Boyd installs canvas tires glued with liquid rubber on his tricycle. Boyd patents what turns out to be a very great idea.
In 1889, cyclist Willie Hume was the first to use Boyd's invention in racing and won a number of events. This was the beginning of Dunlop's legendary racing.
1902 Dunlop wins the grueling Paris-Vienna race.
The first Dunlop tire in 1922, using steel rods and canvas, provides three times the service life of other tires used to date
created: 1890a
world's 5th largest tire manufacturer
1888 John Boyd Dunlop's son has difficulty riding a tricycle. He rides it because he has a bad cold, for which the doctor has prescribed a very unusual treatment: cycling. To make the child's ride more comfortable, Boyd installs canvas tires glued with liquid rubber on his tricycle. Boyd patents what turns out to be a very great idea.
In 1889, cyclist Willie Hume was the first to use Boyd's invention in racing and won a number of events. This was the beginning of Dunlop's legendary racing.
1902 Dunlop wins the grueling Paris-Vienna race.
The first Dunlop tire in 1922, using steel rods and canvas, provides three times the service life of other tires used to date