Kenda K161 KrossCyclo Tire

I commuted every day with these tires through a pretty good winter in Cleveland. They provide good traction and are worth the price.

I've been through three sets of these tires and highly recommend them. I stored my biked outside for two years with a set of these tires. Right as I embarked on a 70 mile rail-trail ride I noticed that the UV damage to the side walls was so severe that they were flaking off. I feared the whole ride that I was going to blow both tires but never did. Great product, great price.

When I moved to Erie, PA from Florida, I had no car and was a little worried about commuting through the winter. Erie is known for it's lake effect snow, and last winter we got over 100 inches. I bought these tires, put them on an old ten-speed converted to a single speed, and rode everyday through the winter without any problem. Never fell once. These tires are skinny enough to cut through small snow piles, and were great for riding on the road. Off road, or on unplowed roads, they did okay, as long as there was less than 4 inches of snow, any more than that, and it got pretty hard to ride. Basically, wherever a car with snow tires could drive, I could ride.

I have an old 27 wheel touring bike I am re-purposing as a gravel grinder bike, and wanted to fit a wider than 1 14 knobby tire. The Kenda appears to be a well made tire and good value, but when mounted to an 18mm inside width rim, it barely measured 1 18 (29mm)across the sidewalls. It was actually narrower than the 27 X 1 14 Continental touring tire I am using now. Good tire, good value, but really measures 27 X 1 18 (29mm), not 27 X 1 38 (35mm)

Great tire for dealing with city streets in winter. Just enough grip for wetsnowy days, not too clunky for dry days. Not quick enough for year round city commuting, but won't hold you back if you wait till April to switch 'em.

I live in the rural part of Washington state where, this time of year, it is wet and there are leaves and fir needles on the road. I picked up an old Schwinn Continental and made it into my bad weather rider. These tires are perfect. Just enough tread to grip the treacherous road but not to big to require a lot of effort to roll along at a decent speed.

My sister was wanting treaded tires for her Fuji road bike in order to feel more safe on the road and bike paths in the area. So I found these and they are great. For treaded tires on a road bike, they ride smooth and comfortable. The fit for the bike is awesome.

For the money, this tire is absolutely great!

like many other buyers I went looking for an off road tire for use on a vintage touring bike (27 wheels). I am used to paying big $$ for my road bike tires and almost passed on these due to their VERY LOW price. On my touring bike I have now used these tires on single track during the weekly local MTB group, on paved and cinder rail trails, and across our back yard. They still look like new. They work best on grass and on rough but solid single track. Like another review noted, these tires are WAY too narrow for the sidewall size marking. Although marked as 37mm width they are close to 30mm in width. Due to the narrow width they didn't give much stability when cycling through cinders and I had to inflate them more than I wanted when doing single track.

In spite of the narrow width these tires are a steal for the $.

For the dollar these are great for my cross bike. Spend most of my time on these on light trails and dirt roads. Reasonable rolling resistance on pave roads as well.

These are a nice quick upgrade. I ride on the green belt in Boise, and the path is a lot bumpier than a street. So these worked out great - much smoother comfier ride for bumpy streets.

I use these tires on a vintage road bike that has lots of clearance for wide tires. I live in an area where there are a lot of dirt paths and non-technical trails. These tires are perfect! And the best part is the nylon sidewalls are really easy to clean, so they look new all the time!

I am looking to turn an old 27 wheel tourer into a gravel grinder. This tire is labeled 27 X 1 38 (35-630). When mounted to a 19mm (inside width) rim, the tire measures only 29mm wide. So it is really a 27 X 1 18 tire. I bought a Club Roost Cross Terra, and it measures 34mm, nearly a true 27 X 1 38.

a 26' set would be nice help i need snow tires soon