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Kenda K774 Ibex Rear Tire - 110/100-18 4PR 64M TT 157L20C6

Designed for Endurocross and extreme enduro-type conditions, the Ibex is built to handle any obstacles that stand in your way. A super-soft, flexible rubber compound provides maximum absorption and terrain adaptability, with specially designed shoulder knobs that increase the contact patch and support for soft compounds during cornering.
  • High wet-traction compound developed by top Endurocross riders
  • Open aggressive drive pattern for maximum grip and cleanout
  • Ultra soft casing for optimum terrain adaptability
  • Made for low-speed riding

The Kenda K774 Ibex is engineered for extreme off-road conditions, making it an ideal choice for Endurocross and intense enduro riding. Its ultra-soft casing offers excellent terrain adaptability and absorbs shocks effectively, providing riders with enhanced control over rugged and obstacle-laden tracks. Designed with a bias construction and a directional tread pattern, this tire ensures maximum grip and stability during low-speed maneuvers. The open, aggressive drive pattern facilitates cleanout and optimal traction, even in muddy or loose terrain, while the high wet-traction compound developed by top Endurocross riders guarantees reliable performance in challenging conditions. Built for rear wheel application on 18-inch wheels, this tire features a 110mm width and a 100% aspect ratio, delivering balanced handling and durability for demanding off-road adventures.

Features:

  • High wet-traction compound developed by top Endurocross riders for reliable grip in all conditions
  • Open aggressive drive pattern designed for maximum grip and self-cleaning during muddy or loose terrain
  • Ultra soft bias casing provides exceptional terrain adaptability and shock absorption
  • Designed specifically for low-speed riding in extreme off-road environments
  • Directional tread pattern enhances stability and cornering performance on rugged trails