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Small Block 8 26 x 1.95 DTC Tire
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KendaSmall Block 8 26 x 1.95 DTC Tire
4.8
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- Excellent hard pack XC race tire
- 8 Nevegal shaped but smaller knobs across the tire for better 'bite''
- DTC - Dual Tread Compound offers cornering grip with faster center line acceleration
- One of the fastest rolling tires in the Kenda Premium line
Specifications
Bead Type
Kevlar
Tire Type
Clincher
Tree Fort ID:
333222339045
Review Summary
LIKES
Traction (3),
Tire Volume (1),
Smooth (2),
Weight (4),
Fast (3),
Cornering (2),
TPI (1)
WORKS FOR
Cross Country (3),
Hardpack (1),
Hard Pack (3),
Racing (2),
Street (2),
Paved Trails (1)
DISLIKES
Nothing (3)
4.8 GEARS
4 reviews
4 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is this for one tire or two tires?
Is this for one tire or two tires?
Customer Reviews
5
February 26, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
I have tried so many tires in the past; Continental Explorer and Twister, Maxis Ignitors, Kenda Nevegals, and others. I have to say that these are my favorites! They are way faster than anything else I've tried. They corner on hardpack well once you learn to trust leaning into the corners and forcing the tire to the ground with some weight on the turn. I'm convinced that they make me faster.
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May 07, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Just re-built an old Stumpjumper as a fully-rigid. I wanted tires that would compliment the speed and relatively light weight of the rigid setup. Put these tires on for fast fire road climbing but they handle semi-technical downhills as well. Probably would have gone to higher volume tubeless if I wanted to take on tougher trails on this bike. These roll really well with surprising traction but not good for mud.
5
December 27, 2010
reviewed by: oyetio
Ahhh...where do I start (pause) how about the specs:
* 120 TPI
* DTC ( Dual Tread Compound) - High-density 60A middle with low-density 50A or 55A in cornering knobs
* PSI: 30-80
* Folding bead
* 26X1.95 420g or-25g
What more can i say? I absolutely love these tires. I ride them mostly on the street (going to work). I have not taken them into the dirt/gravel/mud. Cornering is a breeze.
5
August 01, 2011
reviewed by: johnny2177
great for various terrains...ideally for XC riding!
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