Description With its Downhill pedigree, the Minion DHF Wide Trail 3C/EXO/TR 27.5" MTB Tire will give traction in almost any environment. Originally designed for DH, the Minion DHF's tread pattern has been around for years because it works. This Wide Trail version is designed for wheels with a 30mm to 35mm inner rim diameter, allowing those with wider rims to 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 Wide Trail 27.5" 3C/EXO/TR MTB Tire measures 27.5 x 2.5 inches (63-584 ISO). Also available in a 27.5" version . Black. 60 TPI. 945 grams.
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Reviewed 5/29/2019
by Dennis T
Cycling Enthusiast
Richmond, VA
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Great, grippy treads
The superior grip and the pattern that all others seem to be imitating make the Minion DHF the ultimate trail-bike tire.
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Reviewed 5/22/2020
by Dave
Cycling Enthusiast
Colorado
Sets up tubeless very easily
Bought these because I was sliding out on loose corners. I am no longer sliding out. Another huge plus is the tackiness allows me to climb better...this was an unexpected but very welcome benefit
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