MAXXIS TYRES
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| High roller
Our most popular and versatile mountain bike tire, the High Roller`s ramped leading edges roll fast, while the side lugs offer stability at speed and a sharp edge to hold corners. The grooved center knobs provide straight-line control. The High Roller`s tread design translates well to all mountain bike disciplines, including downhill, cross country, and freeride. "No flats and great performance. Hits: Rolls fast; good in loose and wet conditions." - Mountain Bike, August 1999  | Swampthing
The rubber used in the Swampthing is firm enough that knobs won`t fold, yet soft enough to hook up on wet rocks and roots. The rounded profile allows the Swampthing to hook up without digging into the soil. "Maxxis are a wicked company to work with. They listen to riders and develop tires directly from rider feedback. They definitely helped me win some races." -Steve Peat Loose soil to deep mud downhill tire for front and rear. Cleated knob design digs deep to allow optimal cornering, braking, and acceleration. 2-ply DH casings with butyl-protected sidewalls. |
 | Minion DHF
The Minion DHF was designed for the often loose and muddy conditions of the NORBA downhill series. DHF incorporates ramped knobs for low rolling resistance and channel-cut knobs to increase gripping edges, giving straight-line control and precise cornering. Depending on course conditions, DHF works well front and rear or as a front paired with DHR. Directional, ramped knob design. 2-ply DH casings with butyl protected sidewalls. Minion DHR The Minion DHR was engineered to meet the demands of the UCI World Cup downhill races. Designed by our European racing development effort, Team Maxxis-MSC. The Minion DHR features ramped knobs, like the DHF, but the channels in the knobs are designed for braking and accelerating. |