Description Frontload your traction.
Originally designed for DH, the Minion DHF's tread pattern has been around for years because it works, now it's been optimized for front tread. Now available in this 29 x 2.3 inch version, those using the middle of the road tire size can benefit from the incredible grip offered by the DHF. Whether cornering or ripping down a straight, and regardless if you're rolling through mud, loose conditions, or hard pack, these tires will keep the bike under you.
Made using Maxxis's 3C Max Terra rubber compound, the Minion DHF is tacky but not so soft that it sacrifices rolling speed. The EXO casing helps protect from punctures, and the DHF is fully tubeless ready.
The Minion DHF 29" 3C/EXO/TR MTB Tire measures 29 x 2.3 inches (58 622 ISO). Also available in a 27.5" version . Black. 60 TPI. 925 grams.
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Great Tire with plenty of Bite
by pintoMTBrs
Casual Cyclist
Klamath Falls, OR
This Tire has been great throughout the fall and winter it has great bite for to shred those berms.
Reviewed 1/22/2018
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Awesome tire !
Excellent traction in all conditions. Very confidence inspiring in Bermed or flat corners
Reviewed 7/17/2018
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impressive tire
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
This is my first Maxxis tire, very satisfied. Sealed tubeless as quickly and easily a any tire I've used. Great corning traction even in wet. Used on the front I haven't noticed poor rolling resistance. The only downside, is its on the heavy side, however, not heavy in my opinion compared to tires with comparable grip and side wall durability.
Reviewed 12/3/2017
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