eMOTO Tire - Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 2.75-17 Trial eBike Tire
Tire - Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 2.75-17 Trial eBike Tire
WPS authorized dealer in San Diego & EscondidoUpgrade your electric dirt eMOTO with the Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 2.75-17 trial tire, built for Talaria, Surron, EBOX, and Throne. Designed for off-road use, it provides strong grip, steady control, and durable performance across changing terrain—from rocky trails to sandy paths—while the tread pattern supports confident handling. With a 2.75-17 size, it’s made to handle demanding trail riding and enhance your eMOTO’s off-road capability.
This product is not currently in store, but it can be ordered right now.
Key Features
- Designed for Electric Dirt eMOTO Fitment: Compatible with Talaria, Surron, EBOX, and Throne.
- Exceptional Grip & Stability: Built to help maintain control across varied off-road surfaces.
- Durable Off-Road Construction: Made to withstand the demands of trail riding.
- Advanced Tread Pattern: Supports superior handling and performance on rocky trails and sandy paths.
- Trial Tire Sizing: 2.75-17 for a purpose-built off-road setup.
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 |
| Type | Trial eBike Tire (electric dirt eMOTO application) |
| Size | 2.75-17 |
| Designed For | Talaria, Surron, EBOX, Throne |
Why Choose This Model?
The Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 is a solid upgrade for electric dirt eMOTO riders looking for reliable off-road traction and consistent handling. Its purpose-built 2.75-17 fitment and tread design are intended for mixed terrain, helping you ride with confidence on rocky trails, sandy paths, and more.
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Explore more eBike parts, accessories, and upgrades at CA eBikes, where the online lineup is built to help keep your electric bike performing at its best.
CA eBikes gives online shoppers access to trusted eBike brands, a broad parts and accessories selection, and a shipping-focused purchase experience designed around convenience.
Tire - Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 2.75-17 Trial eBike Tire
WPS authorized dealer in San Diego & EscondidoUpgrade your electric dirt eMOTO with the Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 2.75-17 trial tire, built for Talaria, Surron, EBOX, and Throne. Designed for off-road use, it provides strong grip, steady control, and durable performance across changing terrain—from rocky trails to sandy paths—while the tread pattern supports confident handling. With a 2.75-17 size, it’s made to handle demanding trail riding and enhance your eMOTO’s off-road capability.
This product is not currently in store, but it can be ordered right now.
Key Features
- Designed for Electric Dirt eMOTO Fitment: Compatible with Talaria, Surron, EBOX, and Throne.
- Exceptional Grip & Stability: Built to help maintain control across varied off-road surfaces.
- Durable Off-Road Construction: Made to withstand the demands of trail riding.
- Advanced Tread Pattern: Supports superior handling and performance on rocky trails and sandy paths.
- Trial Tire Sizing: 2.75-17 for a purpose-built off-road setup.
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 |
| Type | Trial eBike Tire (electric dirt eMOTO application) |
| Size | 2.75-17 |
| Designed For | Talaria, Surron, EBOX, Throne |
Why Choose This Model?
The Shinko Trail Pro SR241 Series 87-4443 is a solid upgrade for electric dirt eMOTO riders looking for reliable off-road traction and consistent handling. Its purpose-built 2.75-17 fitment and tread design are intended for mixed terrain, helping you ride with confidence on rocky trails, sandy paths, and more.
Explore More
Explore more eBike parts, accessories, and upgrades at CA eBikes, where the online lineup is built to help keep your electric bike performing at its best.
CA eBikes gives online shoppers access to trusted eBike brands, a broad parts and accessories selection, and a shipping-focused purchase experience designed around convenience.
