For me, the DHF works well enough in any condition, although I'd say its at its best in mixed loose over hardpack." However, I don't change tires based on conditions except to switch to spikes when things are really muddy. It may be that there are tires more suited to a particular condition, that are lighter or roll better. This beautiful Yeti SB100 is running a Maxxis Minion DHF up front and Maxxis Aggressor out back Vital MTB User ReviewsĪ Vital MTB member' thoughts - "To me the most important part of a tire is predictability, and that predictability is why I keep running the DHF year after year. The Magic Mary can be used as an all-rounder too, but those tall side knobs can cause it to be less predictable when cornering on hardpack." "All-around: The Minion DHF has the widest range of operating conditions, remaining predictable in everything from mud to moon dust.
#MAXXIS DHF 27.5 2.5 FULL#
Read the full Worldwide Cyclery Customer Review Pinkbike Rates 6 Different Aggressive Trail Tires On the shoulders, alternating shaped knobs provide more than enough traction for extremely hard cornering on even flatter terrain." Picking up speed is efficient with the slightly taller central lugs, while still biting into the dirt under both pedaling and braking force thus allowing for safe and predictable speed management. With both tires featuring easy rolling center lugs and matching shoulder knobs, these tires are fast and dialed. right? That’s exactly why I chose to equip my Scott Genius 740 (which is more enduro than trail bike) with the Minion DHF and Minion DHR II setup. You’ll want grip, efficiency, control, speed, durability, and predictability. However, arguably the most important factors are the tires to connect you back to planet earth. One of our customers breaks down his new Maxxis Minion DHF and DHR II tires - " Understand that of all the ways to control your bike on any given terrain, there are several factors at play. Read the full Worldwide Cyclery Review Worldwide Cyclery Customer Review Maxxis has stepped up and designed a tire for the wider rim trend, a trend that actually makes riding bikes more fun!" For most of us, the wheels we are riding right now have a wider internal width than what we would have been riding 5 years ago.
While the differences are subtle, this just seems to be the evolution of the bike tire and is truly designed to be used with rims using a 30-35mm internal width. What do we think about the Minion DHF? - "After riding the Maxxis Minion 27.5" x 2.5" WT tire for some time, we found more cornering performance with the Wide Trail design compared to the traditional 2.5" DHF in the same compound. Known for its aggressive cornering lugs, the DHF will shine in a variety of different trail conditions. The Maxxis Minion DHF is without a doubt one of the most popular mountain bike tires in the world. It is traditionally used as a front tire but can be found on either the front or rear wheel on anything from a "down country" bike all the way up to a downhill bike. The Maxxis Minion DHF is offered in a huge variety of different rubber compounds, casing constructions, wheel sizes, and tread widths. Plenty of our custom builds are finished off with Maxxis Minion DHF tires! Maxxis Minion DHF Technical Information Padded / Protective Short Liners / Chamois.Drop-bar Hydraulic Brake / Shift Levers.
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