Kenda Juggernaut Fatbike Tire
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DESCRIPTION
For Kenda's first foray into fat tires, we looked at our fattest off road tires - motorcycle. Inspired by the championship winning Millville 2 tire for grip in any environment and featuring multiple sizes with tread heights optimized for maximum performance. The Juggernaut is an unstoppable force, is there more we need to say? Sub 900 gram weight for the Pro 26x4.00 Large casing for better flotation in snow Front and Rear application
USER REVIEWS
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The casing is very supple and is nice for riding mixed conditions. It really has a good feel and the rolling resistance is not bad either. The light weight is nice too.
the lugs are pretty small, so in deep snow or soft groomed stuff you may want bigger. With the pressure down low I did not have too much issue, but I could see where bigger lugs would have been nice on a couple of my rides. I ride fat year-round, and I really like these tires.
The casing is very supple and is nice for riding mixed conditions. It really has a good feel and the rolling resistance is not bad either. The light weight is nice too.
the lugs are pretty small, so in deep snow or soft groomed stuff you may want bigger. With the pressure down low I did not have too much issue, but I could see where bigger lugs would have been nice on a couple of my rides. I ride fat year-round, and I really like these tires.
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Big casing, accurate to the size listed (4.5") on the sidewall
Traction in dirt
Available in lightweight (but only in the smaller 4.0") version
The bigger tire does is not particularly fast-rolling and is not particularly lightweight (~1200g)
KENDA JUGGERNAUT PRO 4.5"
This is a good tire in various conditions. It's nice and big (the 4.5, not the 4.0 which side-by-side looks wimpy compared to the 4.5) and offers good performance, especially for the relatively low price. Untested in winter, so I can't provide any feedback there. Not an ultra-light tire @ 1200 g or so, but it is a fair weight for it's size. Get the 4.0 Pro if you want light, but smaller but you'll likely sacrifice a little traction and have more frequent pedal strikes.