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kenda mtb reifen 26 zoll

kenda mtb reifen 26 zoll Kenda Reifen MTB und Fahrradtourismus Größe 26 Zoll x 1.75 und 1.95

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kenda mtb reifen 26 zoll Kenda Reifen MTB und Fahrradtourismus Größe 26 Zoll x 1.75 und 1.95Vielseitiger MTB und Trekking Reifen Kenda K831A Der Kenda K 831A Reifen eignet sich ideal fr den MTB Einsatz, ist aber auch fr den Stadtverkehr und das Fahren auf Straen ausgelegt. Sein Design und seine Konstruktion ermglichen hervorragende Leistung auf nassen Oberflchen sowie eine optimale Wasserableitung. Dank seiner Stollen bietet er eine gute Haftung auf Schotterwegen und in Kurven. Besonders geeignet fr Radtouren und lange Fahrten, ermglicht

Vielseitiger MTB- und Trekking-Reifen Kenda K831A

Der Kenda K-831A Reifen eignet sich ideal für den MTB-Einsatz, ist aber auch für den Stadtverkehr und das Fahren auf Straßen ausgelegt. Sein Design und seine Konstruktion ermöglichen hervorragende Leistung auf nassen Oberflächen sowie eine optimale Wasserableitung.

Dank seiner Stollen bietet er eine gute Haftung auf Schotterwegen und in Kurven. Besonders geeignet für Radtouren und lange Fahrten, ermöglicht dieser Reifen das Fahren auf sowohl unbefestigten Wegen als auch auf asphaltierten Straßen.

Der Kenda K831A MTB-Reifen verfügt über eine Drahtwulstkarkasse. Der empfohlene Luftdruck liegt zwischen 2,8 und 4,5 bar (40 - 65 psi).

Tubetype-Montage des Kenda K831A 26 x 1.75 und 26 x 1.95 Zoll

Der 26-Zoll-MTB-Reifen ist in zwei verschiedenen Breiten erhältlich:

  • Der K831A 26 x 1.75 kann auf 26-Zoll-Laufrädern montiert werden und entspricht dem Standard ETRTO 47-559. Das Gewicht beträgt 830 Gramm.
  • Der K831A 26 x 1.95 mit einer ETRTO von 50-559. Das Gewicht beträgt 900 Gramm.

Bitte wählen Sie vor dem Hinzufügen zum Warenkorb die gewünschte Reifenbreite aus. Beide Breiten sind mit Felgen mit einer Innenbreite von 17 mm bis 27 mm kompatibel. Beide Reifengrößen können mit derselben 26-Zoll-Schlauch montiert werden, die wir als Option anbieten. Dieser schwarze Kenda-Reifen wird einzeln verkauft.

Er kann auf den folgenden Vorderrädern montiert werden:

Und passt zu den folgenden Hinterrädern:

Wenn Sie Ihr Fahrrad vollständig renovieren möchten, können Sie diesen Reifen auch auf dem 26-Zoll-MTB- und Trekking-Laufradsatz montieren. 

Für eine individuelle Gestaltung Ihres Fahrrads bieten wir außerdem farbige Kenda MTB-Reifen an. 

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