AVON COBRA AV71/AV72 TIRE AV71 80/90-21 48H 80/90-21















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  • Snakeskin sidewall effect complements the Cobra logo and tread design; a truly unique custom look
  • Fits everything from Valkyries and Goldwings to Customs
  • Advanced Variable Belt Density (A-VBD) rear construction uses a densely wrapped belt in the center of the tire for stability, wear and mileage; belt is less dense on the shoulder for a huge, compliant contact patch (most sizes)
  • Force Following Grooves (FFG) for reduced tire noise, increased wear resistance, improved stability and better resistance to cupping
  • Lifetime Profile Engineering (LPE) for consistent handling and stability for the full life of the tire
  • Wide Custom Tread Arc (WCTA) tire profile for improved maneuverability at all speeds
  • Enhanced Aqua Flow (EAF) tread pattern gives optimal water dispersal
  • Enhanced Stability System (ES) design reduces tire flex for improved grip and stability
  • Tubeless (TL)
  • Blackwall (BLK) or whitewall (WWW) available in some sizes
  • H-rated for speeds up to 130 mph, V-rated for speeds up to 149 mph or (W)-rated for speeds of 168+ mph


    • Name Option
    ASPECT RATIO  90 
    CONSTRUCTION  Bias 
    LOAD/SPEED INDEX  48H 
    MADE IN THE U.S.A.  No 
    POSITION  Front 
    REINFORCED  No 
    RIM DIAMETER  21 
    SECTION WIDTH  80 
    SIDEWALL STYLE  Blackwall 
    SIZE  80/90-21 
    STYLE  Cruiser 
    TREAD PATTERN  AV71 Cobra 
    TUBE TYPE  Tubeless 
    TYPE  Tire 




     

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