Description Take it to the streets with some extra color.
The Kenda Kwest features a smooth, rounded tread with water dispersal grooves for fast all-weather street riding. Fast rolling rubber compound minimizes rolling resistance, this blue tire will add some flare to any bike it graces.
Front or rear use. Wire bead. 26" x 1.5" (40-559 ISO). 585 grams. 100 PSI maximum.
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2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Have about 100 miles on it now for a Tandem bike. Nothing to complain about. Good traction, holding its own despite the heavy loads. Higher PSI def works better for these type of usage.
Reviewed 7/25/2017
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Overall good tire
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Had no problem installing the tires. Have been riding the bike on mostly paved road and sometimes gravel near the beach for only 2 months. These are the right tires for an old mountain bike and paveddirt road. I love the color too.
Reviewed 9/24/2019
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Adds color to the bike
by Prshops
Cycling Enthusiast
Midwest
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
These tires are great, and look great on my bike. They are durable and have good traction on the crushed limestone trails. Not bulky.
Reviewed 12/30/2016
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Tougher than they look
by lizaburkin
Daily Commuter
Boston, MA
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
I honestly wasn't sure how these would handle graveldirt riding on a loaded bike, but they worked! no problems going through some pretty rough stuff. I also use them for daily city commuting.
Reviewed 11/29/2018
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They work for me
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
I bought 2 of these to replace the 2 old white wall 2 inch wide tires on my cruiser that kept picking up thorns. I ride 1.5 miles to work with a short portion on dirt. This fall the weeds dropped those grass burs all over the place. So far I have picked up 1 or 2 thorns that did not puncture the tube. I am running 95 psi with tubes that have sealant. I am very happy I was tired off repairing flats every night.
Reviewed 9/27/2015
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i like these tires...
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Los Angeles
6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
w new tubes..they roll fast.....(90-100psi pressure helps) so far no flats.... tires hold the pressure nice....not for off road though...
Reviewed 4/25/2015
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I like this tire!
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
This is a durable tire and smooth rolling. No flats so far. Looks good too. Very happy with the purchase.
Reviewed 2/12/2015
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Great weather tration roll fast pumped up,75-80lbs.Im 200lb 6'2They dont lookfeel unsized for a 1.6 but are lower profile in Diameter.Lots of room if you run the standard 1.95x26s.
by Mike,65age
Cycling Enthusiast
Vancouver Wash.
Colors Bright matches factory Blue Hues. Great traction easy to clean up. Can run 50lbsup hard 90lbs.Sidewall construction well made, Roundy cornering in wet is pretty good,. Finger on, no levers, easy good looking replacement. Reasonable Priced for a colored tire. Low Profile compared to a 1.95x26.Awesome price.
Reviewed 3/29/2017
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I love these tires. I got blue to match my GT
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
Oklahoma
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Brought back new life to an old bike
Reviewed 7/24/2014
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