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High Speed Trail Action With A Little Extra Girth
The Maxxis Aggressor Wide Trail Tire is designed for high-speed trail riding, but that doesn't make this a one-trick-pony. Optimized for wider rims, this Wide Trail version is designed for 30-35mm inner width rims. With an aggressive tread pattern designed for stability, traction, and speed, the Aggressor uses Maxxis' DUAL rubber compound, designed for low rolling resistance and traction. A cluster of knobs through the center are shaped specifically for optimal grip. Large, blocky side knobs dig into the trail when cornering at speed, providing confidence-inspiring grip for white-knuckle descents.
The Maxxis Aggressor Wide Trail tire features EXO Protection through the sidewalls, adding in a layer of puncture- and abrasion-resistance for charging through unexpected rock gardens or craggy outcroppings. The 60 TPI Tubeless Ready casing allows this tire to shed the inner tube and drop the pressure for added traction and comfort when mounted to compatible tubeless rims with liquid sealant.
The Maxxis Aggressor is also available in a 27.5" Wide Trail EXO/TR version.
Features:
29 x 2.5" tubeless ready clincher tires
Wide trail tires for total cornering control
Reinforced side lugs provide grip for railing corners
Dual compound with soft cornering knobs and hard center
Optimized for wider rims ranging from 30 to 35mm inner
2.5in width allows you to drop your pressure for plush feel
Ideal for dusty and loose conditions on sun-baked trails
60 TPI
Weight: 980
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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
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Good compromise between grip/control and rolling efficiency.
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Boise ID
Replaced a Maxis forecaster(front wheel), which is a good tire as well, but not as well suited to later season riding in Idaho, when the trail gets really loose and slippery. 2.50 front and 2.35 rear seems to work well up here in Idaho.
Reviewed 8/16/2020
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Good tire for the money
I have tried almost all maxxis tribes and this is one I like for the rear.
Reviewed 12/2/2021
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Just what I needed to go tubeless
by splat101
Cycling Enthusiast
Pittsburgh, PA
Needed to replace me tubed tires, and wanted tubeles ready and more grippy tires, and these fit the bill. glad I got them
Reviewed 6/17/2021
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