180/55B-18 Bridgestone Battlecruise H50 American Cruiser Bias Rear Tire
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180/55B-18 Bridgestone Battlecruise H50 American Cruiser Bias Rear Tire

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  • Built specifically for the American V-Twin, the Battlecruise H50 tire provides great handling on both wet and dry surfaces, with excellent mileage and tread wear. Watch Our Bridgestone Battlecruise H50 x Powerplant Custom Bike Build Video here. The rear tire features a large crown profile and a specially developed compound to deliver excellent grip and long mileage. How much better? Third party testing resulted with the Battlecruise H50 getting 50% better rear tire wear than the Dunlop D401*. With performance like that, how can you choose anything else?
  • Compounds and profiles designed to offer the optimal balance of handling, mileage and ride comfort
  • Optimized tread pattern for high powered American V-Twins with attractive diamond cross deco-groove
  • Profile designed for easier steering and ride quality for long distance riding
  • Supplemental road hazard limited warranty included
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Mar 11, 2021
Michael
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Nasty tire

Tire came unpackage and covered with something, that at first glance, looked like dirt but it was some kind of sticky film coating. It required 40 minutes and lots of elbow grease to clean it off. I managed to remove most of the coating. Also, the tire was 2 1/2 years old. Not what I expected for a brand new tire.

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