Talented BMX'er Dan Pullen had a Fabulous 2007, packed with results which included 1st in the southern region and 1st at the southern championships

The icing on the cake has to be 3rd in the British Championships and to add finished the year ranked 8th in the UK.

Dans Haro sr20 is equipped with Kenda Small Block 8's, which are obviously keeping him on the track and in the lead.

Everyone at Kenda wish'es Dan a succesfull 2008.

Dan is sponsored by Tibbs Cyclestore in Canterbury Kent.

12th Febuary 2008

Kenda has joined forces with the teams at What Mountain Bike, MBUK and Bike radar.com for a series of Demo Days occurring
in different locations around the country throughout 2008.

If you’re looking for your next bike or you just fancy checking out next years new models then the Demo Day series
might be just the thing for you. You’ll find the UK’s biggest collection of 2008 model bikes there and you will get to test ride them for free!

A Demo Day is a great opportunity to test the bikes in real life conditions – not just around a car park.
Why not find out which Kenda tyre works best for you at your nearest demo day and make 2008 your bikes best year yet.

When and where?
Demo 1. February 10th Glentress, Scottish Borders
Demo 2. February 24th Coed-Y-Brenin, North Wales
Demo 3. April 6th Aston Hill, Buckinghamshire
Demo 4. April 27th Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire
Demo 5. May 18th Newnham Park, Devon

There’ll be technical staff from What Mountain Bike, MBUK and BikeRadar.com on hand to help point you in the direction of the right bike
for you and many other famous brands alongside Kenda will also be attending each Demo Day.

So come along, make a day of it, climb onboard some of the top bikes on the market and test some of the best Kenda tyres for yourself.

Kenda at The Worlds Fort William Scotland

WERE YOU AT FORT WILLIAM FOR THE WORLDSs

You may not have raced but could still be a winner.

In celebration of Kenda’s dominance in the 4X, Well done Brian and Jill, we have £100 Kenda Goodie Bags for 10 lucky winners.
Did you get a Kenda Carry Bag or did you have a bike with Kenda tyres (Pro’s don’t count) ?.
We Kenda staff took loads of photos, if you were caught on one with something Kenda you may be one of the winners.
We have to sift thought the photos and in two weeks we will put 10 photos up here on kendauk.com.
If it’s you in the photo, follow the photos instructions on how to claim your £100 Kenda Goodie Bag.
Tell you friends to look out in two weeks, it could be someone you know.
Good Luck.

Fionn Griffiths

She did it! Fionn cracked the Downhill Top 5 finally, and exactly when she needed to! This past weekend’s World Championships was incredible from the start. So perfectly organized, even the weather seemed to be cooperating with the riders. The crowds flocked by the thousands all week supporting their favourite riders/team in practice.
“It was incredible. The crowds were already lining the track for qualifying on Thursday morning”. Fionn recalls. “Even then I could hear fan screaming my name my entire run. It really set the stage for how supportive the crowds would be all weekend.”

Friday night’s 4X was the start of the show. With the event showing live on BBC in England the tension was high and the crowds were fanatical.
Qualifying earlier in the week showed just how close the racing was going to be – the top 7 women were all within 1.5 seconds of one another. All the heats were intense. Fionn drew Melissa Buhl and Racheal Seydoux in the first round. Both Buhly and Seydoux are no strangers to the podium and everyone expected some great racing.
Straight out of the gate the fans were not disappointed. Rachel and Buhly both lent on Fee and gave her the squeeze. She was stuck in 3rd before the 1st jump. But that wasn’t going to stop our Fee.
She quickly recovered and began her quest for the finals. By the 2nd turn Fionn had caught up to Melissa and tried a quick, cheeky inside line. No joy. Buhly was ready for it
and even a few elbows couldn’t get Fee into that vital 2nd place. 3rd corner Fee saw her shot: a tough inside line that could be just enough to get in front. Fee went for it but luck wasn’t with her and
she slid out in the berm. Tough break for Fee who was left to finish the heat in 3rd and not advance into the semi finals. She finished 9th in the event.

However, the disappointment from the 4X was just fuel for Sunday morning’s DH final. Fee was ready. Her head was in it, her body felt good and her top 10 qualifying time guaranteed her plenty of attention from the attending BBC camera crews.
Fee was in top form. She knew she had to be fast in the top to stay with the leading ladies and she was.
She rode hard and fast, a few near misses in the open, rocky top are proof of that. She came into the woods flat out and made up time there.
Unfortunately,a little venture through the tapes on a tough corner slowed her down a bit. But Fee wasn’t ready to give up. She came through the split down on the leaders time, but rode the bottom section so smooth that she made up more than 2 seconds on any other lady in the event!
And it was enough. She came down and immediately took her place in the Hot Seat. 9 more riders to go. Fee held her seat for as long as possible, but was knocked out by the new World Champion, Sabrina Jonnier. Her time was fast enough to keep her in the Top 5!

Congratulations to Fionn on a great weekend of racing!

Brian Lopes

A day after his 36th birthday Lopes turned his efforts to his 15th World Championship race in Fort William, Scotland. Having qualified 3rd, he formulated his race strategy in the new longer 4X course.
As the finals approached the pressure was relieved a bit by a surprise elimination of Michal Prokop early on and a mechanical by Jared Graves.
In the semi-finals Lopes slipped a pedal coming out of the gate with Roger Rindernkecht, Alvarez & Tomas Slavik. Brian quickly found himself off the back, having to create some passing situations to insure his seating in the finals.
First pass was to Alvarez (SPN) causing some fun “awes & ooohs” from the hundreds of mountain bike fans, then came Slavik (CZE). Brian didn’t’ catch Rinderkecht who came across the finish line first, but it did earn him a spot at the finals.
In the finals Brian took off like a bandit taking the lead, Rindernkecht & Meijer collided with Slavik barely missing the crash. Slavik chased Lopes down the course but Lopes was too far ahead. Brian crossed the finish line to his 4th 4Cross World Championship title with arms extended & a full smile!!!

14 September 2007

Kenda at Mountain Mayhem

Its Mayhem time again, Kenda makes the annual trip to Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire for the T-Mobile Mountain Mayhem 24Hour MTB endurance race.

Mountain Mayhem is celebrating its 10th Anniversary and we've been there for the last 4 editions and this year looks to be Just as spectacular.

As per usual there is the Kenda climb..sorry sorry sorry and very sorry and of course the Kenda Koral will be situated within the arena.

At the Koral you be able to get up close to the NEW Telonix and Dread Tread tyres from the kENDA Legends Series and the new range of Kenda Clothing also. As the Weather looks to be pretty changeable/unpredictable for the weekend and should you not quite have the right tyre stop by the koral and treat you bike to a new set of "boots", we will also be offering FREE tube replacement should you have the misfortune to puncture during the event.

Should you also be pretty handy with a footbal we will have the Kenda Kick It competition running through out Saturday and Sunday, it doesnt stop there be alert as we have placed "Spirit of the Event" marshalls over the course who are equipped with Certificates for you to bring to the Koral to exchange for a prize.


For this year Kenda and Moore Large will be supporting CLIC Sargent Charity, CLIC Sargent support and help children and families during and after this traumatic experience. For some of our riders this will be there first time at a 24hour event, so to aid with there effort they are being sponsored by families and freinds to support CLIC Sargent.

There will be collection boxes at the Kenda Coral so please when you visit us give a little something to help.
2006 Event Gallery
T-Mobile Moutain Mayhem Website
CLIC Sargent Website

23 June 2007

FIONN JUST MISSES PODIUM AT THE FIRST WORLD CUP

VIGO, Spain: A rough and tumble weekend leaves Fionn with mixed emotions after finishing 0.24 seconds off the podium at the first round of the World Cup in Vigo, Spain. Training was mint all weekend. Fionn, who loves to jump, came down the hill grinning from ear to ear as she cleaned jump after jump on the dusty track. Trying to step it up a notch late Saturday however, Fionn had a pretty heavy crash into a tree which she walked away from confidently before using the adrenaline it gave her to her advantage and being the first woman to jump the massive doubles on the finish straight. Things were looking good for Fee.

Qualifying - not as smooth. Fionn crashed twice in her run leaving her back in the field in 16th position so Lee was hard at work for the evening building wheels and preparing Fionn’s Norco for racing. However there was still time to slip out and watch the 4X. With Fionn not racing in order to concentrate on her coming DH race run, the entire team was course-side enjoying the crowds and racing on the new style 4X. Racing was good with Gee Atherton winning the men’s and Anneke Beerten taking the women’s.

Race morning looked grim. With heavy cloud cover and threats of rain all weekend, it was no surprise when storms started brewing early Sunday morning. But racing doesn’t stop with a bit of rain and riders practiced as usual, praying for a dry race run. Racing was much better for Fee. Having a fairly clean run and only making a few mistakes on course Fionn sat in the hot seat for what must have seemed like an eternity with her time of 3:06.94. However, when the dust settled and the times came in, Fionn was on the wrong side of three riders (all on the same second) and was left off the podium with a tight 6th place finish. Sabrina Jonnier dominated the event with a stunning time of 2:52.72.

Fionn's Website

23 May 2007

LISBOA Portugal – The stage was set.......

Fionn was tearing the course up all day in her usual style. Her first run out she jumped every obstacle on course and left the rest of the women’s field behind trying to get their heads around the daunting track. “I just wanted to get out their and hit everything first run so that I didn’t psyche myself out too much over the jumps.”

Qualifying came quickly. After only 4 practice runs riders were shuttled to the top to battle it out for a place in the finals. 10 women and 25 men would go through. Fionn used her experience here and took a steady one, knowing how difficult a race run can be on this course. Helen Gaskell qualified fastest in the women’s with Fionn only a few seconds back in 4th. Racing was looking good.

Fionn charged into her run and was on course for a fast time when she had an unlucky front wheel drift that ended in a crash down the stairs. “I’m not sure what happened really,” Fionn recalls. “My front wheel was drifting a bit and I knew I was going to have to work to get it back, but then it just stopped dead and I went over the bars and dove straight down the next staircase! I think I may have hit the cameraman!! I lost loads of time getting back up the marble with my SPD’s, but I pulled it back together and made up enough time on the rest of the track to keep a top 5 placing. I am gutted though. Not the win I was hoping for.

Fionn's Website

23 May 2007

Flying Fionn takes second at Sea Otter! Britsh 1 – 2 Podium!

MONTEREY, CA – The 1st international DH race of the year was a huge success for British female riders Rachel Atherton and Fionn Griffiths who finished 1st and 2nd respectively at the 2007 Sea Otter Classic. Fionn, who has been working hard training in the off-season, was hot on Rachel’s tail finishing about a second off the young rider’s winning time. “I feel the race went pretty well,” remarks Fionn, “It was quite windy in my race run so I was focused on tucking and sprinting anywhere I possibly could. I had a pretty clean run and only really made one little mistake with a cross rut but it couldn’t have cost me too much time. I’m happy with the result. 1st International race of the year - 1st podium.” Fionn and Rachel bested the current World Champion, Sabrina Jonnier who finished 4th just behind one of the US’ finest, Melissa Buhl.

The Sea Otter Classic season opener is renowned as one of the season’s easiest tracks to ride, yet hardest track to race. Bike and tire choice are key components to a podium result. Most riders opt for a lighter overall bike since a full 8 inches of travel is seldom used on this type of course, however Fionn’s full Norco Team DH race rig seemed the tool for the job. With a semi-slick Kenda tire front and rear combo Fionn was rolling fast and sprinting hard through this lung-burning course. “No matter how much you warm up or how much you prepare for Sea Otter, this track will make you suffer.” Fionn remembers, laughing. “If you try to pace yourself you won’t finish well, yet if you go too hard your legs and lungs will blow up before the flat finish sprint. It is just sprint interval after sprint interval. You can see the hurt in people’s eyes as they come across the finish line and you can tell who’s been doing there training in the off-season!”

Fionn sights are now set on the 1st round of the Nationals this coming weekend in Innerleithan, Scotland where she will meet Rachel, Helen Gaskell, and the rest of the UK’s top women before the World Cup Opener in Vigo, Spain in 3 weeks time.

Fionn's Website

20 April 2007

First Race of the Season sees Griffiths Racing riders on a double podium!

Innerleithan, Scotland – The 1st race of 2007 was a success for the whole team with both Jaymie and Fionn Griffiths standing on the podium! The ladies put in an awesome weekend of riding and training although they were without proper DH rigs due to some kind of shipping hold up. However, this didn’t stop either of them from racing! Fionn spent the night leading up to the race playing in the garage transforming both her Norco 4XXXX and Norco EXC (Cross Country) bikes into DH race rigs – or as close to that as she could! Both bikes turned out to be great and held up to the abuse.
Race day looked promising. With sunny blue skies and hour-long lift lines, Fionn spent the morning putting in practice runs with fellow World Cup rider, Helen Gaskell. Both ladies were surprised at Fionn’s abilities to keep up to Helen on the rough track with her tiny bike. By racing time, both Fionn and Helen were excited to put themselves and their bikes up against the clock. Both of these fast ladies were curious who’s bike/rider combo was going to edge the other out for the win. Helen put in an amazing race run, however, an unlucky front flat 20seconds into Fionn’s run saw her skidding and sliding her way down the track. She managed to keep up right and was only one position back from Helen at the finish, despite her bad luck. The weekend was not over though. Miss Jaymie Mart put in an awesome race run getting every last millimeter of travel out of her Norco EXC and just nudging Fionn out of 2nd place. Congrats to both ladies on an excellent start to the season!
Fionn's Website

19 Febuary 2007

Brian Lopes Kenda Equipped Super Bike

Get an insight in to 3x 4X World Champ Brian Lopes55 custom GT 4X bike in this months issue of MBUK.
Equipped with Kenda Blue Groove front and rear, as to the new Lopes signature El Mocco tyre.... we'll keep you posted.
Brian Lopes Website

9 Febuary 2007

What a Year

What a year for the MBUK Santa Cruz Kenda sponsored team.
The results are a plenty, and the team has two National Champions in Marc Beaumont for DH and Will Longeden in 4X.
And for good measures the teams ranked third in the WORLD UCI rankings, now that is pure icing on the cake.

Just Some of the results from 2006
1st National DH Champs
2nd National DH Chanps
1st National 4X Champs
2nd European DH Champs
1st NPS DH Series overall
2nd NPS DH Series overall
4th Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup DH
4th VigoWorld Cup DH
7th World Cup Overall
6th 4X World Champs

15 December 2006

Kenda Gets 2 Front pages

What a combination, the Legend that is Steve Peat and his treader equipped with a set of the Small Block 8's on the front cover of the December issue of MBUK.
And a bonus, we also make the front Cover and December of the New 2007 MBUK Calendar with Neil Donohue and his Kenda equipped treader.
We'll have more on the Small Block 8's and MBUK's verdict shortly.

17 November 2006

Kenda at Mayhem 2006 stay tuned, but a brief glimpse at the runners and riders.

8th November 2006

Kenda backgrounds to enhance the look of your PC.


Kenda Mountain 640 800 1024 1152 1280
Kenda Sillhouette 640 800 1024 1152 1280
Kenda Moutain Rider 640 800 1024 1152 1280
Kenda Snow 640 800 1024 1152 1280
Kenda Team Element 640 800 1024 1152 1280

Kenda's LEGENDS PROGRAM began with John Tomac and has grown to include some of the greatest Legends in biking history; Brian Lopes, Hans Rey, Tinker Juarez, and Eric Carter.
We will have more information shortly.
Brian Lopes Website Tinker Juarez Website Hanz Rey Website

Kenda Sponsors "Going Full Circle"

Moorelarge and Kenda are proud sponsors of Justin Etheridge, who in 2007 will travel by bicycle the WHOLE of the British Isles coastline, approx 11,000miles.
The ride is in aid of raising awareness of "Von Hippel-Lindau" a genetic Cancer syndrome and also raising funds for Cancer Research UK.
We will keep you updated with Justin's progress, through training and during the ride.
Going Full Circle Website.

31 October 2006

John TOMAC talks you through his Signature Series tyres and the reasons behind the tread patterns.
WMV Movie

31 October 2006

Kenda and Aston Hill MTB area present the Kenda Tyres Aston Hill Downhill Race Series, and it starts this weekend!
Be sure to turn up for a great day of racing, whether you're entered or not! Also check out some great offers on our fantastic range of tyres in the Kenda tent.
http://www.firecrestmtb.com

16 March 2006

Kenda are proud to be the tyre sponsor of Switch-Backs Mountain Bike Holidays in Southern Spain.

Switch-Backs, the fabulous venue in the village of Bubion in Sierra Nevada, have some of the best tracks in the world. Suited for Pro's to Beginners, Fun Rider's to Experts, all with great scenery and fantastic hospitality.

Where better to give your Kenda's a true test and see why they are just so good!
http://www.switch-backs.com

23 February 2006

Along with the guys at Aston Hill MTB Area, Kenda bring you two great events for 2006. Sunday March 19th in the fantastic Aston Hill Black Run, followed by an end of season challenge of the Aston Hill DH3 on Sunday September 17th.

Get your entrys in at FireCrest MTB. If you can't get to the race, still take out some time to get to Aston Hill, one of the best MTB areas with a brilliant choice of rides. Check out the site, plenty of courses and junior development going on as well.
http://www.firecrestmtb.com

13 February 2006

For years ONE Bicycles has been a leading team in Europe. 3 years ago ONE came up with great concept - a world team. Top riders from all over the world in one team to get brand recognition. Today we see more teams following this concept and call their team a world team.

ONE and KENDA are now working towards the 2008 Olympics. With a team of top riders from all over the world ONE and Kenda hope to see as many riders of their team in China to attend the Olympics.

A commercial team will always be more interesting for companies, especially in Europe and towards the Olympics. Commercial teams get more exposure by using the official team gear. There are no limits for publicity. This is something you won't see with national teams, where there is a restriction for publicity. This is the major reason why ONE Kenda, along with some other big teams in the world joined BMXTTO, the world wide Trade Team organisation.

In the coming weeks we will announce the riders that are part of the ONE KENDA BMX Racing Team.
http://www.bmxtto.com

24 January 2006

2006 is going to be a good year for Kenda Sponsorship. Another big name team to add to the list of those "seeing the light"....Santa Cruz Syndicate Team. Riding for Santa Cruz in 2006 are Steve Peat, Nathan Rennie, Kirt Vories, Mark Hendershot and Jamie Goldman.

Kenda would like to wish the team luck in 2006.
http://www.santacruzmtb.com

17 January 2006

Kenda will be the official tyre supplier to the Free Agent Global BMX Team in 2006.
http://www.freeagentbmx.com | Read Press Release

17 January 2006

2006 sees Kenda sign-up some Mountain Bike legends, to keep Tomac company. Eric Carter (Mongoose), Tinker Juarez (Cannondale), Hans Rey and Brian Lopes (GT) will all be working on designs for a new range of "Legends" tyres. The John Tomac Signature series will also be boosted with the addition of a new tyre. So watch this space.
Read Press Release

17 January 2006

Take a look at the group test for soft compound tyres in Octobers MBR. Kenda rates the best with 9/10 for its Nevegal Stick-E...but then we already knew it was the best!
More information | Read Review

12 November 2005

Drew and Kenny from bristolfreeride.com were at Abercarn last weekend trying Kenda for the first time. Of three Kenda treads, as per normal the Nevegal prooved best choice in the sloppy conditions.

Check out the pictures below and if you live or ride down west, look these guys up!


www.bristolfreeride.com | Read Reviews

10 October 2005

Take a look at the group test for soft compound tyres in Octobers MBR. Kenda rates the best with 9/10 for its Nevegal Stick-E...but then we already knew it was the best!
More information | Read Review

12 September 2005

The last of the Race Face UK Downhill Series took place last week at Action Central MTB Park near Bristol. See all the results at www.dirt-racing.co.uk.

With fantastic racing in real mud-bath conditions, everyone seemed to have fun and thanks to everyone there who made a great days racing.

The series is back next year but keep an eye on their website for dates on and end of season jam down at the centre.

Or, if you have not been before, get down there anyway, the North Shore Park is a fantastic set up with loads for everyone!

02 August 2005

Well done to everybody who took part in Mountain Mayhem and thanks to those of you crazy enough to turn up and support the riders.

The 3 Kenda Teams did particularly well, placing 194th and 226th out of 266 teams and 84th out of 117 teams.

Congratulations to those who were "special" enough to deserve a free pair of Kenda Tyres...

Seb Knight - Rumbling Fumbling Broadcasting Service - Crazy Bike Nutter
Tim Male - Velocopede - Used a Home-made Bicycle!
Mark Greshon - What MTB - Minxes & Jinxes - Last Lap as a Single Man
Tim Burnett - Leeds Uni - Handed in Oakleys found on Trail
Alex Davidson - Rode Like a Demon!
Ian Barrington - Handed in Lost Property
Steven Killingbeck - Sheffield Uni (Grown Ups) - Jogging due to punctures
Damien Lawrence - CAC - Tyre Blew off his Rim

We still have 2 sets of Kenda Tyres that were unclaimed, so if you have a certificate from the day, please contact webmaster@kendauk.com with your certificate number and details of the tyres you require ASAP!

05 July 2005

Results from the Race Face UK Downhill Series, 2nd event are now available on at dirt-racing.co.uk.

Next race is on Sunday 24th July, Action Center MTB Park, Somerset. For more details visit dirt-racing.co.uk.

01 July 2005

Look out for this month's edition of MBUK (186 June), featuring a free, double-sided, John Tomac poster.
John Tomac Signature Series | http://www.mbuk.com

11 May 2005

The first race of the Race Face UK Downhill Series, "Summer Shakedown" was a success with over 150 entrants. Alex Evans of Balfa UK finished 1st, closely followed by team-mate Ben Baker. Leon Rosser finished 3rd overall, 1st in the Sport Male category.
Click Here to Enter Race 2 | http://www.dirt-racing.co.uk

06 May 2005

Kenda Tyres (UK) are proud to announce their sponsorship of Race Face UK Downhill Series '05.
Kenda will be providing 6 pairs of Kollosal tyres for each of the three race dates.
More information | http://www.dirt-racing.co.uk

20 April 2005

Events beyond there control have forced Kona's Global 24hr organisers to move the event to the August Bank Holiday weekend. Oh, and the venue's changed too...

The event was scheduled for August 13/14th at Trentham, but this has had to be changed because of the massive redevelopment at Trentham. The Monkey Park that they've built there is nearly done, but this has meant the loss of many of the tracks the race used to use - and though Trentham tried to work around it, even building new trails, it was felt that the quality of trails left would be disappointing to riders who'd been there before.

So, the event is moving to Catton Park between Burton on Trent and Lichfield. This country house venue has seen NPS events held there and is nearly as easy to get to as Trentham was.
With the new venue, though, had to come a date change. So the new date for Sleepless is August 27/28th i.e. the August Bank Holiday weekend. At least you'll now get the Monday off to sleep.
Pat's very sorry about the venue and the date change, but we know that he's been checking out venues for months, just in case something like this happened. We know that whatever the venue, though, Pat'll pull off a great event. Now that it's all been sorted out, entry forms should be with us in ten days or so.
http://www.konasists.co.uk

16 April 2005

Kenda & Manitou in Spain

Right is the cover of Solo Bici Magazine from Spain. It shows the greatest mountain biker of all time and a member of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame and the Bicycle Hall of Fame - John Tomac. This photo of Tomac in a Kenda Jersey was taken during the Answer/Kenda Press Camp in the beautiful Canary Islands.
Tomac is riding the new Kenda / John Tomac Signature Series Short Tracker 26 x 2.35 Stick-E rubber tires. Photo by Sterling Lorence.

Also appearing in this issue is a review of the new Answer R7 front fork. The rider is shown on a CUBE bicycle with Kenda / John Tomac Signature Series Blue Groove 26 x 2.10 Stick-E rubber tires. Photo by Sterling Lorence.
More information | http://www.solobicimtb.com

24 March 2005

New for the spring for all your leisure rides, be it 700c or 26", fast or sedate, road or path, is the all new Kwick Roller Series.
Designed to offer tyres that are lightweight, roll fast, puncture resistant and have a variety of patterns to choose from.
More information.

22 March 2005

John Tomac, undoubtedly the world's greatest Mountain Biker of all time has been closely associated with Kenda Tyres for some time. He helps design them, rides them, races them, fits them to his fantastic bike range and so convincingly recommends them.
The new Short Tracker, great dry tyre, the highly recommended (by all the best magazines) Blue Groove and Nevegal and not forgetting the great all-rounder, Cortez.
With the folding, lightweight XC's and the wired, CAP Ply casing with bead insert DH's, that's twenty-eight Kenda Premium Tyres from John Tomac.
More information.

20 March 2005

It maybe mayhem to you but its all in a day's work for us at Kenda. Kenda are extatic to announce that they are the tyre sponsors to Saab Salomon Mountian Mayhem for 2005.
This is the UK's premium 24-hour endurance event and an excellent event to see, test, purchase and compete on Kenda Tyres.
Check out Kenda at Mountain Mayhem, in Eastnor Castle on June 25th & 26th
http://ssmm.co.uk

10 March 2005

Kenda Tyres (UK) are pleased to present their new website, kendauk.com.
The site has been developed to allow us to share news, reviews and information with the general public and our dealerbase.
If you have any suggestions or comments about the site please let us know by emailing webmaster@kendauk.com

08 March 2005