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Kenda 140/80-18 K779 Gauntlet F.I.M (DOT)

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Kenda 140/80-18 K779 Gauntlet F.I.M (DOT)

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Kenda 140/80-18 K779 Gauntlet F.I.M (DOT)

$199.95 $186.95

The Kenda K779 Gauntlet is an off-road knobby built for hard enduro, offered here in the wide 140/80-18 rear fitment. It is an FIM-approved, DOT-marked tube-type tyre, so it suits riders competing under FIM knobby regulations as well as trail and enduro bikes running an 18-inch rear wheel.

Kenda aims the Gauntlet at riders who want traction on rocks, roots and loose ground without chewing through a rear tyre in a weekend. The tread is deliberately open and aggressive so it keeps clearing itself in mud and loam, while the compound is tuned to hold onto grip over a reasonable service life.

Sold as a single tyre. Tube type — an inner tube is required and is not included.

  • FIM-approved knobby, suitable for hard enduro competition
  • DOT-marked
  • Open, aggressive tread pattern for strong clean-out in mud and loose ground
  • Compound balancing sticky grip with longer wear life
  • Wide 140/80-18 rear fitment
  • 70R load and speed rating
  • 4-ply rating (4PR) casing
  • Tube-type construction — requires an inner tube
  • Part of the K779 Gauntlet range, which also includes two other popular sizes
  • One Kenda K779 Gauntlet 140/80-18 rear tyre (sold individually)
BrandKenda
ModelK779 Gauntlet
TypeOff-road / hard enduro knobby
PositionRear
Size140/80-18
Load / Speed Rating70R
Ply Rating4PR
ConstructionTube type (inner tube required)
ApprovalsFIM approved (hard enduro); DOT marked
Manufacturer Part NumberCA-KN3961
SKUKN3961
Barcode (EAN)4717294998109
Sold AsSingle tyre
  • Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified motorcycle tyre fitter — off-road knobbies are stiff and easily damaged by incorrect fitting technique.
  • This is a tube-type tyre: it must be run with a suitable inner tube (and rim tape/rim lock as required by your wheel). A tube is not included.
  • Check for a rotation arrow or direction marking moulded into the sidewall and fit the tyre accordingly.
  • Ride with extra caution for the first ride on a new tyre until the moulding release agent has worn off the knob surfaces and the tyre has scrubbed in.
  • Set pressures to the recommendation for your bike and riding conditions, and check them cold before each ride — off-road tyres are usually run at low pressures and lose grip and casing support quickly if underinflated or overinflated.
  • After rocky or hard-pack rides, inspect for torn or missing knobs, cuts, punctures and bulges, and check the rim lock and valve stem alignment; a leaning valve stem indicates the tyre has slipped on the rim.
  • Wash with water and mild soap only. Keep petrol, brake cleaner, chain lube, solvents and tyre-shine dressings off the tread and sidewalls.
  • Store spare tyres flat or hanging in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and sharp objects.
  • Replace once the knobs are rounded, torn or worn below a usable height, or if the casing, sidewall or bead is damaged — do not attempt to repair a damaged carcass.

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