Maxxis Minion DHR II 27.5×2.4 Tubeless Folding Mountain Bike Tire – EXO Casing, Dual Compound, Black/Dark Tan Wide Trail
$22.87
Description
DHR II Mountain Bike Tire: Mastering Loose & Muddy Terrain
When precision matters most on technical trails, the DHR II sets a new benchmark for downhill dominance. Designed for riders tackling loose soil, muddy descents, or unpredictable loose-over-hard surfaces, this tire delivers unmatched grip and control where others falter. Whether you’re conquering steep chutes or navigating slick rock gardens, its advanced tread pattern adapts to extreme conditions while maintaining speed and stability.
Key Performance Features:
– Aggressive Paddle-Shaped Center Lugs: Engineered for unwavering traction during climbs and emergency braking on slippery terrain.
– Signature Channel-Cut Side Lugs: Provide razor-sharp cornering grip in loose conditions without sacrificing roll-over efficiency.
– Tubeless-Ready Clincher Design: Reduces weight while offering superior flat resistance via reinforced sidewalls.
Technical Specifications:
– Size: 27.5″ x 2.4″ (ISO 584/650b)
– TPI: 60
– Weight: 900g (Folding Bead)
– Tread Color Options: Tan or Black/Dark Tan
Why Choose DHR II?
Perfect for downhill purists and aggressive trail riders seeking versatility, this tire excels in medium to loose terrain where traditional knobs fail. Its balanced tread pattern ensures predictable handling at high speeds while minimizing mud buildup—ideal for enduro stages or all-day backcountry adventures.
Scene-Specific Benefits:
– Muddy Downhills: Enhanced braking control on slick surfaces reduces stopping distance by up to 30%.
– Loose Rock & Gravel: Improved knob spacing prevents clogging while maintaining cornering precision.
– All-Day Comfort: Low rolling resistance keeps energy levels high during extended rides without compromising grip quality.
Who It’s For:
Serious mountain bikers prioritizing confidence over convenience on demanding trails—whether racing podiums or exploring remote alpine descents where reliability is non-negotiable.
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