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Kenda 4.50-18 K270 Claw 6PR (DOT)

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Kenda 4.50-18 K270 Claw 6PR (DOT)

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The Kenda K270 Dual Sport is a tube-type trail tyre in the 4.50-18 rear size, built as a straightforward replacement for the original-equipment rubber on dual sport and trail bikes. Its block tread pattern is aimed at riders who split their time between sealed roads and dirt, with a DOT approval and a 40% dirt / 60% road usage bias.

This variant runs the 6-ply rated casing, the heavier-duty option in the K270 range, making it a sensible choice for bikes carrying luggage or a pillion, or for riders who spend time on rough, rocky tracks. It must be fitted with an inner tube.

Sold individually. Please check your bike's original tyre size and load requirements before ordering.

  • Dual sport tread pattern for a mix of sealed road and trail riding
  • DOT approved for road use
  • Rated for approximately 40% dirt / 60% road use
  • 6-ply rated (6PR) casing
  • Tube type construction — requires an inner tube
  • 4.50-18 rear fitment
  • Designed as a direct replacement for many OEM dual sport tyres
  • K270 range offered in 15 sizes with 4-ply and 6-ply rated casings
  • 1 x Kenda K270 tyre (sold individually)
BrandKenda
ModelK270 Dual Sport (Claw)
TypeDual sport / trail tyre, tube type
Size4.50-18
Rim diameter18 inch
Ply rating6PR (6-ply rated casing)
ConstructionTube type — inner tube required
FitmentRear
ApprovalDOT
Intended use split40% dirt / 60% road
SKUKN2912
Barcode4710405470778
  • Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified motorcycle tyre technician using proper tyre levers or a machine — this is a tube type tyre and must never be run tubeless.
  • Fit a new inner tube of the correct size, and check that the rim tape or rubber rim band fully covers the spoke nipples so they cannot chafe the tube.
  • Use tyre-fitting lubricant or soapy water when seating the beads; avoid oil, grease or solvents, which can damage the rubber.
  • Follow any fitment or rotation direction markings moulded into the sidewall, and check the bead line sits evenly all the way around both sides after inflation.
  • Tighten rim locks and the valve stem nut correctly; a valve stem that starts to lean is a sign the tube has slipped and pressure should be checked immediately.
  • Scrub the tyre in gently over the first rides — new tread carries a release film from the mould, so avoid hard acceleration, heavy braking and full lean angles until the surface has worn in.
  • Check pressures cold and regularly against the pressures specified by your motorcycle manufacturer, and never exceed the maximum load and pressure marked on the sidewall.
  • Inspect the tread and sidewalls often for cuts, embedded stones and uneven wear; replace the tyre if damage reaches the casing or the tread is worn out.
  • Clean with mild soap and water only — avoid petrol, solvents and tyre-shine dressings, particularly on the tread face.
  • Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from electric motors, fuels and solvents.

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