Maxxis Minion DHF Tire 29
Product Details
When it comes to shredding gnarly trails on your mountain bike, it's crucial to have the right tires for the job. That's where the Maxxis Minion DHF comes in - this burly beast of a tire is specifically designed to tackle the toughest terrain you can throw at it, with a directional tread pattern that provides maximum grip and control on the front wheel.
One of the key features of the Minion DHF tire is its 3C MaxxGrip rubber compound, which is a high-traction compound that provides excellent grip and durability. This compound is often used in the center and shoulder knobs of the tire to provide maximum traction in a variety of conditions.
In addition to the 3C MaxxGrip compound, the Minion DHF also features Maxxis' DoubleDown (DD) casing, which is a dual-ply casing that provides additional protection against punctures and cuts. This makes the tire a great option for riders who frequently ride rocky and technical terrain.
The Maxxis Minion DHF is a highly-regarded tire in the mountain bike world, and is a great choice for riders who demand maximum traction and control on the trails. Its excellent performance in a variety of conditions, combined with its durability and reliability, make it a top choice for aggressive trail riding and downhill racing.
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Intended use: Front-specific tire for aggressive trail riding and downhill racing
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Widths available: 2.3", 2.4", 2.5"
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Weight: Depending on the size and casing option, the weight ranges from approximately 850 grams to 1300 grams.
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Casing options: Single-ply, DoubleDown (dual-ply), and DH (dual-ply with extra-tough sidewalls)
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Rubber compound options: 3C MaxxGrip (high-traction) or 3C MaxxTerra (durable and grippy)
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Tubeless-ready: Yes
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Max PSI: 50
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TPI (threads per inch): 60 or 120, depending on the casing option
It's worth noting that some of these specs may vary slightly depending on the specific size and casing option chosen. Additionally, the tire's actual weight can vary slightly from the listed weight, depending on factors such as manufacturing tolerances and the amount of sealant added for tubeless setup.