The Kenda K671 Cruiser rear motorcycle tire is designed for riders seeking dependable handling, wet-weather traction, and long-lasting performance on the road. This low-profile sport tire uses an aggressive tread design to provide confident grip and responsive performance across a range of riding conditions. Its 140/70-18 size and 67H load and speed rating make it suitable for compatible cruiser and sport-oriented motorcycles that require this rear tire specification.
Deep, offset tread sipes help disperse water from the contact area, improving traction on wet pavement and supporting predictable cornering. The wide contact patch promotes strong road contact for enhanced stability, traction, and mileage. A durable 6-ply-rated carcass adds structural strength for everyday riding, touring, and spirited street use while maintaining the performance characteristics expected from the Kenda K671 Cruiser series.
Verify motorcycle fitment, wheel size, load requirements, and manufacturer recommendations before installation. The Kenda K671 Cruiser rear tire is not intended for high-load-carrying motorcycles. Professional installation and balancing are recommended to help ensure proper performance and service life. This tire is manufactured by Kenda and is identified by manufacturer part number 046711820C1 and vendor part number K67125.
Features:
- Size: 140/70-18 rear motorcycle tire
- Model: K671 Cruiser
- Brand: Kenda
- Manufacturer Part Number: 046711820C1
- Vendor Part Number: K67125
- Load and Speed Rating: 67H
- Tread Design: Aggressive tread pattern for strong traction and street performance
- Wet Traction: Deep, offset tread sipes help disperse water and improve wet-weather grip
- Contact Patch: Wide footprint supports stability, traction, and increased mileage
- Construction: Strong 6-ply-rated carcass for dependable durability
- Profile: Low-profile sport tire design
- Fitment: Designed for compatible cruiser and sport motorcycles requiring a 140/70-18 rear tire
- Application: Not intended for high-load-carrying motorcycles