The trail version of the Maxxis minion DHR ii features the same tread pattern as its downhill counterpart, but uses a single-ply casing to reduce weight. With side knobs borrowed from the legendary minion DHF, but widened to provide more support, the DHR.
The Aggressor is designed for high-speed modern mountain bike trails. Advanced knob shaping creates extra gripping edges, and reinforced side knobs offer enhanced stability when cornering at speed. An all-around trail tire excelling on everything from loose cross country race courses to heavy all-mountain riding.
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An aggressive tread in high-volume casings distinguishes the newest addition to Maxxis’ downhill and mountain disciplines. Designed with great traction in mind, the Ardent doesn’t forget the racer. Large block-style side knobs offer numerous edges for high-speed corners. Center tread, while designed for braking and accelerating traction, also features ramped knobs to minimize rolling resistance. With a wide variety of size offerings, the Ardent captures every mountain rider’s needs.
In its decade-plus existence, the Maxxis Minion DHF has sat at the helm of trail and enduro sleds and dug in around switchbacks, floated through rock gardens, and straightlined singletrack more times than anyone can count. The classic tire continues its trail dominance in a new plus version with the Minion DHF EXO/TR 27. 5 Plus Tire. We can’t think of many better ways to get rowdy on the trails than wrapping your beefy plus-sized front rim in a Minion DHF. This higher-volume version comes endowed with the same assortment of tall, square knobs that made its predecessor so successful, and when considering the added plushness and stability compared to 29 and 27. 5 that 27. 5 Plus brings, the Minion DHF stands to give you a hell of a ride. Maxxis uses dual-compound rubber to construct the Minion DHF to give it stable grip in corners and the ability to take off on smooth sections. Equipping this version of the tire to excel in the kind of sharp, repetitive rock gardens that often slice open sidewalls, Maxxis surrounds the Minion DHF in EXO protective casing. We can’t promise you’ll never flat, but you definitely shouldn’t hold your breath when you round a quick corner and slam through a rock-encrusted section of trail. Plus, since it comes tubeless-ready, you’ll be hard-pressed to flat during a ride unless you’re trying to.
The Maxxis Chronicle is ready for adventure. From after-work trail rides to bike-packing expeditions, the Chronicle can be called into duty. The tread design offers grip at any angle and the 3.00-inch casing provides a comfortable ride. 60 or 120 TPI casing options are available.
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The Holy Roller is Maxxis� most versatile BMX tire. By further tightening the spacing and modifying the knob pattern of the MaxxDaddy, we improved both handling and speed. Hooks up in medium density soil and trails via a deep-cut center groove for straight-line control. Excels in both front and rear.
The trail version of the Maxxis Minion DHR II features the same tread pattern as its downhill counterpart, but uses a single-ply casing to reduce weight. With side knobs borrowed from the legendary Minion DHF, but widened to provide more support.
An aggressive tread in high-volume casing, designed with great traction in mind. The Ardent doesn’t forget the racer with large block-style side knobs offering numerous edges for high-speed cornering. The center tread, while ideal for braking and accelerating traction, also features ramped knobs to minimize rolling resistance. With a wide variety of size offerings, the Ardent captures every mountain rider’s needs.
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When 29ers first appeared in the off-road world, the resident naysayers in the scene tried to relegate them to non-technical hardpack. While wagon wheels have since proved their worth on all terrains, Maxxis’ 29in Crossmark EXO TR Tire was among the first to ensure pure speed for 29ers on fast singletrack. The Crossmark’s fast-rolling center ridge and grippy side knobs remain unchanged, but the addition of EXO sidewall protection and a tubeless-ready bead means that the tires are no more bound by the strictures of traditional technology than 29ers themselves were bound by the short-sightedness of non-believers.
Looking to ride in challenging conditions? The Maxxis Minion DHF is one burly mountain bike tire. Perfectly suited for soft conditions, like sand, mud, gravel or loose terrain, the Minion DHF is a trail bulldozer. The Minion DHF features ramped knobs for low rolling resistance and channel-cut knobs to increase gripping edges. It has straight-line control and delivers precise cornering The DHF works well front and rear or as a front paired with DHR. The supple dual compound 60 TPI casing easily transitions to different types of terrain and its 2.3″ width keeps the bike fast and responsive. Weighs appx. 875 grams. Folding bead. Run it in the front or rear tire position EXO puncture resistance Weighs 875 grams, tubeless compatible Folding bead, 3C Maxx Terra compound, with 60 TPI casing 2.3″ width for fast conditions and quick acceleration
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