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List Price : $54.99 Price : $33.96
List Price : $54.99 Price : $33.96
Product Description
The Kenda Karma Mountain Tire is constructed with small square knobs that accentuate the tread pattern for fast XC rides and races.
- Kenda's Stick-E rubber on the transition and cornering knobs provides better grip in turns
- Kenda does not endorse the use of any fluid-based sealant products in any Kenda tube-type or tubeless-type tires. Use of any fluid-based products will void any warranty claims
- 29" models are L3R Pro compound
| Item Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 555g |
| PSI | 40-65PSI |
| Tire Bead | Folding |
| ISO Diameter | 622 / road / 29" |
| ISO Width | 48mm |
| Labeled Size | 1.9 |
| Color Tread/Side | Black/Black |
| Tire Type | Clincher |
| Tire Diameter | 700c,29" |
| Tire Use | Mountain |
| Defined Color | Black |
- DTC Compound has Kenda's L3R Pro (hard) compound in the center of the tread for speed and long life
- Kenda's Stick-E rubber on the transition and cornering knobs provides better grip in turns
- Small square knobs accentuate this tread pattern for fast XC rides and races
Kenda Karma Mountain Bike Tire (L3R Pro, Folding, 29x1.9) Reviews
Kenda Karma Mountain Bike Tire (L3R Pro, Folding, 29x1.9) Reviews
 Picture exaggerates knobs. They're OK, run at low pressure., This review is from: Kenda Karma Mountain Bike Tire (Sports) My FS 29er came with Kenda Karma 29x2.2's as original equipment. I hated them at first, because I was running the pressure too high. I'm about 190 lbs geared up, and I was running the tires at 35 PSI. I ride in the Mid Atlantic area, rooty and rocky. The Karmas (especially the rear) were losing traction easily on rocks and roots. The knobs are much lower in height than the picture suggests -- that picture actually looks like a Nevegal.I experimented with lower pressures, going as low as 20 PSI without pinch flats. I ended up settling on about 25 PSI. The Karmas run MUCH better at this pressure. They still don't have as much bite as a more aggressive tire like the almighty Kenda Nevegal, or the Maxxis Ardent (which is my current favorite tire), but they roll a lot better than the Nevegal (Never-Roll, some call it) and still grip fairly well. They're very light weight for a high-volume 29er tire, too, which is an unexpected bonus. I have moved the Karmas... Read more |
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