KENDA 70/100-19 K760F TRAKMASTER 2 6PR (DOT)

The Kenda K760 Trakmaster II is a knobby dual-sport front tyre designed for riders who split time between dirt trails and sealed roads. In the 70/100-19 fitment with a 6-ply rating, it suits a wide range of trail and enduro machines that run a 19-inch front wheel.

DOT approval means the Trakmaster II meets road-legal requirements, making it a practical choice for adventure and dual-sport riders who need a single tyre capable of handling both commuting and off-road excursions without a wheel swap.

Kenda's Trakmaster II builds on the original Trakmaster with an aggressive block tread pattern engineered for traction in loose dirt, gravel, and mixed-surface conditions while remaining manageable on bitumen at everyday road speeds.

• DOT approved — road legal for on- and off-road dual-sport use
• Aggressive knobby block tread pattern for loose dirt, gravel, and mixed-surface traction
• 70/100-19 fitment suits common 19-inch front-wheel trail and enduro bikes
• 6-ply rating (6PR) for added puncture resistance and load capacity
• Front-specific tyre construction for steering precision and braking stability
• Updated Trakmaster II design over the original K760 for improved performance

• 1 x Kenda K760 Trakmaster II tyre (70/100-19)

Check tyre pressure before every ride; off-road use typically benefits from reduced pressure for improved grip — consult your bike's manual for recommended PSI ranges for each surface type.
Always confirm the tyre is mounted in the correct direction of rotation; the rotation arrow on the sidewall should point forward when the wheel is installed.
Inspect the tread blocks and sidewalls for cuts, embedded objects, cracking, or bulging after every off-road session.
Fit the tyre with a compatible tube (a 70/100-19 tube is required — this is a tube-type tyre; confirm compatibility before purchase).
Bed in new tyres gradually over the first 50–100 km; avoid maximum lean angles or hard braking until the mould-release compound has worn off the tread surface.
When storing unmounted tyres, keep them in a cool, dark location away from direct sunlight, UV sources, ozone-generating equipment, and petroleum products.
Replace the tyre when the tread blocks have worn down to a level that reduces off-road grip or when any damage to the carcass or sidewall is observed.
Do not exceed the tyre's rated load capacity, and always pair with a rim of the appropriate width for a 70/100-19 tyre.