- Is the Kenda Cursor good for street riding?
- Yes. The semi-slick center is designed to roll fast and stay quiet on pavement, and the side knobs help in corners. It is a street-oriented fat tire, not a trail tire.
- Can I use it on an e-bike?
- Yes. Kenda rates the Cursor for e-bike use, so it can handle the extra weight and torque of a motorized bike.
- What tire size and rim does it fit?
- It is a 20x4.0 tire with an ETRTO of 98-406, so it fits 20-inch fat bike rims sized for 4.0-inch tires.
- What tire pressure should I run?
- Kenda lists a range of 5-30 PSI. Lower pressure softens the ride and adds float; higher pressure reduces rolling resistance on pavement.
- How does it compare with a knobby fat tire?
- It rolls faster and quieter on hard surfaces but has less bite in mud, sand and snow. Choose it for streets and paths, not off-road traction.
- How much does one tire weigh?
- Kenda publishes a weight of about 1732g per tire.
- Where is the Kenda K1270 Cursor 20x4.0 Fat Bike Tire cheapest?
- At Olympic Supply Company, for $46.99, 24% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kenda K1270 Cursor 20x4.0 Fat Bike Tire?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Olympic Supply Company, The Bikesmiths, Winnebago Bicycle, Tim's Bike Shop, Biker's Choice.