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Kenda KM1 Rear Motorcycle Tire

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MotoSport has Kenda KM1 Rear Motorcycle Tire on sale from $81.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member bassic for finding this deal.

Available Sizes:
  • 160/60ZR-17 $81.99
  • 180/55ZR-17 $83.99
  • 190/50ZR-17 $84.99
Features:
  • Optimized apex geometry delivers perfect balance of high-speed stability and lightning fast turn-in.
  • Proprietary compound reaches target operating temperature faster than competitors.
  • Excellent wet grip and increased siping combine to provide ultimate confidence in adverse conditions.
  • Long-wearing compound promises more miles without sacrificing performance.

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • 160/60ZR-17 is $39 lower (32% savings) than the $120.99 list price.
  • About this store:
    • MotoSport return policy here

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MotoSport has Kenda KM1 Rear Motorcycle Tire on sale from $81.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member bassic for finding this deal.

Available Sizes:
  • 160/60ZR-17 $81.99
  • 180/55ZR-17 $83.99
  • 190/50ZR-17 $84.99
Features:
  • Optimized apex geometry delivers perfect balance of high-speed stability and lightning fast turn-in.
  • Proprietary compound reaches target operating temperature faster than competitors.
  • Excellent wet grip and increased siping combine to provide ultimate confidence in adverse conditions.
  • Long-wearing compound promises more miles without sacrificing performance.

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • 160/60ZR-17 is $39 lower (32% savings) than the $120.99 list price.
  • About this store:
    • MotoSport return policy here

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Written by bassic

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droidinator
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Yes. We need more bike deals.
BowtieSniper
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These are more comparable to Shinkos or a Dunlop Roadsmart - not that there's anything wrong with that. You just have to decide how godlike you are (or pretend to be) on the street. They have a more gentle slope (more U shape than V shape, generally speaking) so stability at average lean angles will be excellent, but ragged edge performance and direction changes will be compromised. Angel GT and Michelin Road tires are "better", sure - certainly far better in the wet. You just have to be the one to decide if they're $130+ better for you. I love my Q3+ and Road 5's, for reference.
BowtieSniper
182 Posts
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My buddy went through several sets of 003's (a.k.a. 'corndogs') and was more than satisfied with them.

Why? What happened to you? Never mind, we should probably be talking about Kenda tires anyway.

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Aug 16, 2022
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TiltJunkie
Aug 16, 2022
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I like Kenda on dirt and mountain bikes but not sure how they would be on the street. I am currently looking at either Angel GTs or Road 5/6.
Aug 16, 2022
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sloddo
Aug 16, 2022
1,625 Posts
A friend rode with Pilot Road 3 & 4 on his speed triple. Said they were way better than the ContiMotions that came on the bike.

$85 is a good price for a rear sport tire.
Aug 16, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
BowtieSniper
Aug 16, 2022
182 Posts

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Quote from TiltJunkie :
I like Kenda on dirt and mountain bikes but not sure how they would be on the street. I am currently looking at either Angel GTs or Road 5/6.
These are more comparable to Shinkos or a Dunlop Roadsmart - not that there's anything wrong with that. You just have to decide how godlike you are (or pretend to be) on the street. They have a more gentle slope (more U shape than V shape, generally speaking) so stability at average lean angles will be excellent, but ragged edge performance and direction changes will be compromised. Angel GT and Michelin Road tires are "better", sure - certainly far better in the wet. You just have to be the one to decide if they're $130+ better for you. I love my Q3+ and Road 5's, for reference.
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Aug 16, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
TiltJunkie
Aug 16, 2022
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Quote from BowtieSniper :
These are more comparable to Shinkos or a Dunlop Roadsmart - not that there's anything wrong with that. You just have to decide how godlike you are (or pretend to be) on the street. They have a more gentle slope (more U shape than V shape, generally speaking) so stability at average lean angles will be excellent, but ragged edge performance and direction changes will be compromised. Angel GT and Michelin Road tires are "better", sure - certainly far better in the wet. You just have to be the one to decide if they're $130+ better for you. I love my Q3+ and Road 5's, for reference.
Well I am god so will have to go with others... Wink

I am currently on S22s and they are fine but I've only been through twisties on them in light rain. Need to replace the front very soon. I'll probably go with Angels, since they are about a $100 less for the set and all folks I talked to like them. Road is definitely a safe choice, can't go wrong with Michelin... had Road 2s and 3s on my old bike. Very good tires.
Aug 16, 2022
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mrstangblb
Aug 16, 2022
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I've had really good service out of the Shinko 705s and 244s (just installed the 244s a few weeks ago and they're good on the street).
Aug 16, 2022
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Protege
Aug 16, 2022
498 Posts
Quote from mrstangblb :
I've had really good service out of the Shinko 705s and 244s (just installed the 244s a few weeks ago and they're good on the street).
Shinko tires are far worse than Bridgestone Battleax. I'm changing back to Bridgestone when my current Shinko is done. *Only exception is if you are ONLY highway commuting then go for it.
Last edited by Protege August 16, 2022 at 01:36 PM.
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SammyBravo
Aug 16, 2022
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Quote from mrstangblb :
I've had really good service out of the Shinko 705s and 244s (just installed the 244s a few weeks ago and they're good on the street).
Don't buy Shinko if you value your life.
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Aug 16, 2022
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BowtieSniper
Aug 16, 2022
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Quote from mrstangblb :
I've had really good service out of the Shinko 705s and 244s (just installed the 244s a few weeks ago and they're good on the street).
My buddy went through several sets of 003's (a.k.a. 'corndogs') and was more than satisfied with them.
Quote from SammyBravo :
Don't buy Shinko if you value your life.
Why? What happened to you? Never mind, we should probably be talking about Kenda tires anyway.
Aug 16, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
JasonT27
Aug 16, 2022
87 Posts
Great find!

Combo front and rear is slightly cheaper than buying separately:

https://www.motosport.com/kenda-k...-X001-Y002

Only 1 front tire size though; 120/70ZR-17. $150 for a combo set for my bike is a steal even if I only get 5,000mi out of the rear.
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Aug 16, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
charwar
Aug 16, 2022
463 Posts
Buy the tire, and save up for the bike.?.?.
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Aug 16, 2022
199 Posts
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Aug 16, 2022
JobK3470
Aug 16, 2022
199 Posts
Quote from TiltJunkie :
I like Kenda on dirt and mountain bikes but not sure how they would be on the street. I am currently looking at either Angel GTs or Road 5/6.
I have angel GTs on my zx12r. They replaced my pilot road 3s. Pilot road 3s were superior in the rain to the Angels. The Angels are slightly stickyer to me in the dry. If I did more rain riding then I would definitely go pilot road. Can't tell the difference between wet and dry with the pilots. Definitely can tell that the Angels are not as sticky when the rain falls but they are superior when the sun and the cleavage is out. Wait, you never asked for my opinion. Lol
Aug 16, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
JobK3470
Aug 16, 2022
199 Posts
Quote from BowtieSniper :
These are more comparable to Shinkos or a Dunlop Roadsmart - not that there's anything wrong with that. You just have to decide how godlike you are (or pretend to be) on the street. They have a more gentle slope (more U shape than V shape, generally speaking) so stability at average lean angles will be excellent, but ragged edge performance and direction changes will be compromised. Angel GT and Michelin Road tires are "better", sure - certainly far better in the wet. You just have to be the one to decide if they're $130+ better for you. I love my Q3+ and Road 5's, for reference.
Pilot roads and Angels are well worth the money if one wants to have mythical performance in the rain.
Aug 16, 2022
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signetv
Aug 16, 2022
2,127 Posts
Quote from charwar :
Buy the tire, and save up for the bike.?.?.
For sure. Buy tires on sale first, then buy a bike that fits those tires
Aug 17, 2022
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Aug 17, 2022
Tony_Tony
Aug 17, 2022
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https://www.motosport.com/kenda-k...-X001-Y001 bought this front tire as well for $67.99

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cheapGringo
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Quote from SammyBravo :
Don't buy Shinko if you value your life.
I've had 3 pairs of shinkos …they are made in Korea at the former Yokohama plant …never had an issue …maybe if your doing track days then no But for Gen riding on the street …they are fine

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