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Pirelli Scorpion MX 32 Mid Soft Rear Tire 80/100-12
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Product description
The Pirelli Scorpion MX 32 Mid Soft rear tire in size 80/100-12 is a targeted choice for young motocross riders seeking grip and predictable handling on medium-soft terrain. Designed for 12-inch wheels, this tire delivers confidence during training sessions and races on off-road tracks.
- Model: Scorpion MX 32 Mid Soft rear tire
- Dimensions: 80/100-12 – specially made for 12-inch rear wheels
- Compound: Mid Soft for fast warm-up and reliable grip on medium-soft terrain
- Tread Pattern: Deep, blocky knobby design for traction in sand, mud, and loose dirt
- Construction: Reliable carcass for stability during acceleration and braking
- Brand: Pirelli Scorpion MX series, built for off-road riders
- Application: Rear tire suitable for mini bikes with 12-inch rims, ideal for training and competition
- Item Number: JU-3842300
The Scorpion MX 32 Mid Soft rear tire delivers immediate grip in corners and during acceleration, with a tread pattern that efficiently handles loose terrain. This translates to better lap times, more confidence in wet or loose conditions, and a more consistent steering feel on short tracks. The 80/100-12 size fits seamlessly onto 12-inch rear wheels of small cross bikes, allowing young riders to build confidence step by step and make faster progress on the track.
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PIRELLI
Postfach 1120
64733 Höchst / Odenwald
DE
https://www.pirelli.com/tyres/de-de/pkw/kontaktieren-sie-uns
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