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Kenda Kross Plus 26x1.95 Tire
Kenda Kross Plus 26x1.95 Tire
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Kenda K847 Kross Plus 26x1.95" Tire

A great combination tire for street and trail.

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Mountain bike (MTB) tires are designed primarily for off-road riding, and typically fit the 26" (ISO 559) standard, though 29" MTB tires are becoming more popular and fit on a 700c (ISO 622) rim. Tires have different tread patterns which suit various weather, trail conditions and riding styles.

Tread profile is the most important factor in determining the performance of a MTB tire. Low profile treads are designed for hard trails, street riding, short track racing and dry conditions. Medium profile treads are the most versatile and work well on everything from dry, packed trails to wet single track. High profile treads are designed for heavy mud and waterlogged trails, they tend to incur more rolling resistance in dry conditions.

MTB tires are available in various width, which usually correspond with tread profile. Low profile tires tend to run from 1.5-2" wide. Medium profile 1.75-2.25" wide. High profile tires run 2-2.5" wide. Many MTB riders run a wider tire in front for better grip and shock absorbtion.

MTB tires are run at low pressure compared to road tires. Most MTB tires have a max pressure of around 80psi, but are typically run at 30-50psi. Wider tires have lower psi ratings.

Questions regarding MTB tire selection? Contact us at (800)479-9350 or sales@bicycletires.com.

Smooth center section for comfortable street riding, knobs on the sides for off road cornering control. Front or rear use. Wire Bead.

Weight: 620 grams

Tire Type: Clincher-WireBead 

ISO (ETRTO) Size: 48-559 

Max Pressure: 65 psi

Applications: Pavement/Dirt Roads 

Made in: Taiwan 

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Reviewed 3/8/2013
Reliable, no frills hybrid
By OkiCommuter  from Okinawa, Japan  - Cycling Enthusiast

These came on a MTB/hybrid bike I bought for commuting. The daily commute is around 15km each way, with the late-day ride on blistering hot rough/high-grip asphalt you can literally cook an egg on it in summer. Off-road routes are usually on loose sand and crushed coral/granite gravel or packed clay, but haven't had any durability or "chunking" problems with these tires. On-road routes are extremely steep and hilly out here. The knobby sides on these tires are nice for off-road segments but force me to slow descents down at times to make sure I can hit hard turns without feeling the knobs start to bend/skid on hard leans.

These have been extremely reliable for hybrids. I don't really like hybrids because of the need to slow fast road descents, but considering the diversity required for commuting out here these tires are probably what I'll wind up buying again when the rear tire finally wears out. I'm at around 1500kms on them now, and expect the rear to last around another 500km or so at this rate save some accident. I store the bike inside and have exactly zero cracks on the sidewalls.

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Reviewed 3/30/2012
Kenda kan-do!
By John Eyberg/Juanito Hayburg/BIKERJOHN  from El PasoTX-USA  - Cycling Enthusiast

I pedaled my Trans-Texas Bicycle Odyssey 11JUN-08JUL2011, and this Kenda tire was used at the last moment when my other tire failed. I was initially concerned, but much to my surprise, this off-the-shelf actually, off a hanger at ****** performed flawlessly during my 1400miles2200kms route from El PasoTX to HoustonTX and partway back. The TWO flats I had were directly attributable to the tubes--the tire held up, despite exceedingly high temperatures and some rough road. I cannot recommend this tire highly enough, and always have it available--just in case!