Kenda K761 Motorcycle Tyre - 100/90 19 (57H) TL - Front

The Kenda K761 is designed for dual-sport riding, offering a balanced performance ratio of 70% on-road and 30% off-road. It is suitable for riders who frequently transition between city streets, highways, and light trails or unpaved roads.

The tread features wide grooves for efficient water channeling, improving wet-weather traction. Individual tread blocks are designed to provide superior grip on dirt and rocky surfaces, enhancing off-road capability.

While the K761 offers good off-road capability (30%), it is not designed for aggressive or extreme off-road conditions. For riders who prioritize heavy off-road use, a tire with a higher off-road bias would be more appropriate.

Proper maintenance is key. Always maintain the correct tire pressure as recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer, inspect your tires regularly for damage or wear, and practice smooth acceleration and braking techniques.

'TL' stands for Tubeless. This means the tire is designed to be used without an inner tube, requiring a compatible tubeless rim.

Yes, these are single tire listings. If a listing indicates 'Front / Rear', it signifies that the particular tire size can be used on either the front or rear wheel of compatible motorcycles.

Consult your motorcycle's owner's manual for the manufacturer's recommended tire sizes, load ratings, and speed ratings. Ensure the Kenda K761 size you choose matches these specifications.

Check tire pressure regularly and ensure it is set to manufacturer's recommendations. Inspect for any suspension issues or alignment problems on the motorcycle. Rotate tires if applicable and possible according to manufacturer guidelines.

Ensure tire tread depth is adequate. Verify that the tire pressure is correct, as incorrect pressure can affect the tread's contact patch. Check for any contaminants like oil or mud on the road surface.

Confirm the tire is properly balanced. Check for any visible damage, bulges, or flat spots on the tire sidewall or tread. Ensure the tire is correctly seated on the rim and that the wheel is properly trued.

Verify correct tire pressure and adjust as needed. Avoid aggressive acceleration and braking. Ensure the motorcycle's alignment is correct, as misalignment can cause premature wear.