Kenda K761 Motorcycle Tyre - 110/90 17 60P TT Front Or Rear

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The Kenda K761 Motorcycle Tyre is designed for dual-sport riders seeking a versatile tyre that performs well on both paved roads and light off-road trails. Its key benefit lies in its balanced 70% on-road / 30% off-road capability, offering reliable grip and stability across varied conditions. A potential caveat for some users might be that these are sold as single tyre listings and may require purchasing multiple units for a full set, depending on front/rear fitment.

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Model Part Number	110901760PK761FR
Brand	Kenda

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FAQs

What is the primary intended use for the Kenda K761 tyre?

The Kenda K761 is designed for dual-sport motorcycles, offering a 70% on-road and 30% off-road balance, making it suitable for mixed riding conditions.

Is this tyre suitable for heavy off-road riding?

While it offers good off-road grip for its class, it is primarily intended for light trails, gravel, and dirt paths rather than extreme off-road conditions.

How do I know if this tyre is compatible with my motorcycle?

Check your motorcycle's manual for the recommended tyre size, load index, and speed rating. Ensure the K761 size and specifications match.

Are these tyres sold individually or as a pair?

These are typically sold as single tyre listings. You will need to purchase the appropriate front and rear sizes if you are replacing both.

What does 'TL' and 'TT' mean in the tyre description?

TL stands for Tubeless, meaning the tyre can be used without an inner tube on a compatible rim. TT stands for Tube Type, meaning an inner tube is required.

How can I maximize the lifespan of my Kenda K761 tyres?

Maintain proper tyre pressure, avoid excessive loads, practice smooth acceleration and braking, and regularly inspect for wear and damage.

Does the tread pattern help in wet weather?

Yes, the wide tread grooves are specifically designed to channel water away effectively, improving traction and stability in wet conditions.

Troubleshooting

Tyre feels unstable at speed.

Verify the tyre is correctly seated on the rim and balanced. Ensure the tyre pressure is set according to the manufacturer's recommendations for your motorcycle.

Reduced grip on wet roads.

Check tyre pressure; under or over-inflation can affect grip. Ensure the tread grooves are not clogged with mud or debris.

Premature tread wear.

Confirm correct tyre pressure. Avoid aggressive acceleration and braking, especially on dry pavement. Regular wheel alignment checks may also be necessary.

Tyre is difficult to seat on the rim.

Ensure the rim is clean and free of damage. Use appropriate tyre mounting lubricant. If unsure, consult a professional tyre fitter.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Excellent versatility for mixed-condition riding.
Good balance between on-road stability and off-road grip.
Enhanced safety in wet conditions due to water-channeling grooves.
Durable construction offers good puncture resistance.
Longer lifespan due to optimized tread wear.

Cons

Sold as individual tyres, requiring multiple purchases for a set.
May not be suitable for extreme off-road conditions.
Specific sizing and TT/TL (Tube Type/Tubeless) designation must be confirmed for compatibility.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: Ensure the tyre size, load rating (e.g., 60P), and type (TL - Tubeless or TT - Tubed) match your motorcycle's specifications. The Kenda K761 is available in various sizes and can sometimes be listed as Front/Rear universal fitment, so always verify compatibility for your specific wheel.

Setup: Proper installation by a qualified technician is recommended. This includes ensuring the tyre is seated correctly on the rim and inflated to the manufacturer's recommended pressure. Check your motorcycle's manual for the correct pressure for your specific model and riding conditions.

Care: Regularly inspect the tyre for signs of wear, damage, or embedded objects. Maintain correct tyre pressure for optimal performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity. Clean the tyre surface with mild soap and water if it becomes excessively dirty from off-road use, but avoid harsh chemicals.