Maxxis Minion DHF Tyre - 27.5 Inch
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Price: £52.99
Brand: Maxxis
Description: The Minion DHF is a legend of the Maxxis range. Fitted front or rear, the Minion DHF is a corner lover s dream, giving you the confidence to hug the inside line in true Sam Hill style. Designed a solid all-rounder that excels in loose conditions, the slightly ramped centre tread keeps rolling resistance reasonable while the aggressive side knobs keep you hooked up no matter how low you go! Available in a huge range of sizes and compounds, the Minion DHF is a superb choice for your Enduro or Downhill bike. Excellent braking and cornering traction Aggressive cornering knobs Directional, ramped centre tread Weight from 700g Please note: All tyres with a width of 2.5 or 2.6 are the WT (Wide Trail) versions.
Category: Cycling
Merchant: Tweeks Cycles
Product ID: MMAMXT96908000
Delivery time: 1 to 4 days
Delivery cost: 0
GTIN: 4717784031880
Author: Richard Case
Rating: 5
Review: With winter coming and a wider rougher trail in mind over the winter months I decided to upgrade from my 21. Menzcal’s to the 2.8 Maxxis. First things first ensure you have a wide enough wheel to support them I’d recommend a 30+ inner rim for a squarer more planted wheel. Straight out of the box these tyres are much heavier, to be expected with all that extra rubber. The tyres themselves are well made, well finished, soft compound with a great tread pattern that can easily cut through mud and slush as well as allowing you both a smoother and more planet ride.
Author: Mel
Rating: 3
Review: Have been riding this tire for about six months. Wear seems normal. I've mounted a lot of tires in my day: this thing was the hardest tire to mount that I've ever encountered, period. Almost got to the point where I was going to take it to a bike shop, then I found a youtube video. Secret: have to make sure the opposing bead is in the very center (smallest radius) part of the rim, ALL AROUND THE RIM, before you can get the other bead on. Even then it is still a bee-atch. I'm not sure I could manage it away from the shop; let's hope I never have to find out.
