Deals 😍 Minion DHR II Dual Compound EXO Tubeless Folding Tire 🔔

8 reviews for Deals 😍 Minion DHR II Dual Compound EXO Tubeless Folding Tire 🔔

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Kindle Customer – August 18, 2020

   Trek X-Caliber8 2021 29” 2.3 DHR II F/RBoy Howdy, these tires are amazing!!! I’m running two DHR’s front and back. My bike is an XC bike and I started MTBing the beginning of this summer. I use my bike for everything from long rides, bike parks, trails ect. I live in Denver so there are many options when it comes to biking. The XC tires that I had before were great on pavement and could launch you really fast like a rocket on flat surfaces. Where they felt short however was uphill and on loose terrain. As I’m progressing, my ability to do some things were starting to become hindered. The tires just didn’t have enough grip when I needed it and they would either spin out or it wouldn’t give me confidence on certain obstacles.Then was bestowed upon me the MAXXIS minion DHR II. And a light came down from the sky and said upon me, “Thou shalt have the power to shred”. Hahaha Okay but for real. When you hear people review tires and they say they’re “aggressive” I finally felt what that meant. These tires grab and allow you to go hella fast down single track while keeping consistent stability. They’ll whip you through berms and allow you to move side to side with a feeling, that they just want to stick. Which is great, because that will give you more confidence to use more movement and momentum on the bike. I honestly feel like I go faster on the trails/Singletrack with these rather than my old XC tires because you clearly have more control.However, on pavement they do seem to be a little bumpy because of the deeper knobs but only if you pay attention to it. Another thing is the they’re not as fast on flatter surfaces and understandably.If you’re looking to upgrade your bike buying tires can completely change your ride. So when it comes to the MAXXIS Minion DHR II’s I can only think of one thing to say about them which comes from the great Billy Bob from Varsity Blues, which is, “ I GIVE IT A TEN!!!”

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Ross – September 11, 2020

   Great seller, awesome tire! Went from a Maxxis aggressor to a minion. The aggressor is crap! The minion DHR literally grips the dirt like you’re on rails. You can really lean and have more confidence with this tire.Tire was in perfect condition, no rips, no tears, no deformations, no weird lumps or unevenness. I run tubeless, tire mounted evenly and rolls straight.Why did I wait so long to switch to the minions?! Don’t make the same mistake I did, get rid of that terrible aggressor, you will thank me for it!

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   DougJohnson – July 20, 2021

   I have been mountain biking for over 30 years. I was running Continental tires on my bike and washing out all the time. I am very happy with the Maxxis! After putting these tires on, I am able to climb without spinning out and taking turns much faster than I ever had. I am still testing at which speed these Maxxis will wash out and they haven’t yet. I never write reviews, but these are the most amazing tires I have used in 30 years!

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   CColesJr – November 30, 2021

   Great tire that holds traction well on loose, dry and hard pack surfaces. I don’t feel the need to try any other tire for my mountain biking needs.

5. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Matthew Kelly – December 1, 2021

   The old adage, you get what you pay for. In the desert rock gardens and cactuses where a flat can happen on any ride, these are my go to tires. They have great traction and are super durable when ran tubeless with a sealant.

6. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Riley Connell – December 26, 2021

   Where I ride it is dry/loose dirt with a lot of rocks. I had the tire on as a front for a year and it worked great! Plenty of traction, good braking, and rolls quick

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   LB – March 7, 2022

   Tires are perfect for my wife’s hardtail, good tread, tubeless should be quite a bit more stable then the tube tires she had which were a hybrid type tire for pavement and smooth dirt trails.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Jeff Camp – November 20, 2022

   good traction with low rolling resistance.