Minion DHF is the standard for measuring all other aggressive mountain tires. The DHF incorporates an inclined knob for low rolling resistance and a channel cut knob that improves grip edge, providing linear control and precise cornering.
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The criteria that every tire is determined. Suitable for loose/loose/hard, medium and wet Cornering Control 1 2 3 4 Rolling efficiency 1 2 3 4 Compound: Dual Compound Technology Breaker: EXO puncture protection Maximum PSI: 60 Bead Type: Folding Tubeless Tires TPI: 60 Weight:945g
Dual Compound Some tire tread uses two compounds for low rolling resistance and improved cornering grip.
EXO Super cut and abrasion resistant material for some mountain tire sidewalls The densely woven fabric is lightweight and flexible, so it will not affect tire performance. Choose EXO Protection for extremely rocky, and hazardous trails with high potential cuts and wear on sidewalls.
Wide trail Wide Trail (WT) construction optimizes the tread layout and profile of today's modern wide rim tires. Traditional tires are designed around the center of the old, narrow rim, creating an overly square tire profile that may degrade optimal performance. WT tires are optimized for a 35mm inner rim width, however depending on rider preference, they have been proven to work with an inner rim width of 30-35mm.
Tubeless compatible Tubeless tires offer many advantages to riders: low air pressure, ability to improve traction, low rolling resistance compared to tube type tires and less likely to flatten. Liquid sealant should only be used on the following types of tires: tubeless road, tubular and tubeless ready Using a liquid sealant on other Maxxis tires void the warranty.

Model Number	1302727021
Color	Braun
Size	27.5 x 2.5"
Material	plastic
Sport Type	Cycling
Wheel Size	27.5 Inches
Batteries Included	No
Diameter	27.5 Inches
Tension Level	50 PSI
Use Object	Tubeless compatible
Golf Shaft Material Type	Rubber

Maxxis Minion DHF Foldable Dark Tan Wall (27.5X2.50WT, EXO/TR) TB00219900

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