Kenda 120/80-19 K785 Millville II

The Kenda K785 Millville II is the next-generation version of Kenda's long-running Millville motocross tyre, built for riders who spend their time on soft to intermediate terrain. This is the 120/80-19 63M rear in tube-type construction, a common fitment for 19-inch motocross and off-road rear wheels.

The directional tread uses a paddle-style knob layout for bite under brakes and drive, with tie-bar support between knobs to limit squirm and help the tyre hold its shape as it wears. It suits motocross and off-road riders chasing a balance of grip and tread life rather than a single-condition specialist.

• Directional motocross tread designed for soft to intermediate terrain
• Paddle-shaped knob pattern for improved braking traction
• Additional biting edges for improved cornering traction
• Tie-bar knob support reduces knob squirm and improves durability
• Rubber compound balanced for traction and wear life
• Tube-type construction (inner tube required)
• 120/80-19 rear fitment, 63M load and speed rating
• Part of a Millville II range offered in 14 sizes

• 1 x Kenda K785 Millville II rear tyre, 120/80-19

Have the tyre fitted by a qualified technician; use tyre levers correctly and avoid pinching the tube during fitment.
This is a tube-type tyre — fit a new, correctly sized inner tube and check the rim tape and rim lock at the same time.
Observe the tyre's directional rotation arrow on the sidewall when fitting to the rear wheel.
Set pressures to your bike manufacturer's recommendation for the conditions and check them cold before every ride.
Scrub in a new tyre with a few easy laps or kilometres before riding hard, as fresh knobs take time to key into the surface.
Re-check rim lock and axle torque after the first ride, then periodically.
Inspect knobs regularly for tearing, chunking or cuts; replace the tyre once knobs are rounded off, torn at the base or the carcass is exposed.
Store spare tyres flat or upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and fuels or solvents.
This is an off-road motocross pattern — confirm local road-use and DOT requirements before fitting to a registered machine.