Maxxis Minion Fahrrad Bereifung

I run these tubeless @ ~20-25 psi and they roll smooth and fast and grip like a gorilla. I'm riding mostly in a high desert area, but I really think these would shine just about anywhere aside from pavement (what a waste) and possibly gravel -- although it seems to do okay there, too. I'm going over rock, sand and packed dirt most of the time and some occasional streams and forest. Loose sand areas -- especially over packed dirt -- can be a very demanding obstacle for a tire to handle, but they do the job splendidly. Very, very pleased. When I wear these down, I'm getting more.

This is one awesome tire. Grips like crazy in the loose, muddy, sandy, loose over hard and rocks (tree roots too). I love this tire.....except, the blessed thing must weight 10 lbs each and have infinite rolling resistance!!! That means that these tire are extremely slow. I have noticed a marked decrease in my climbing ability. But the downhills.....oh boy, hang on cause these babies will rock your world!! Oh well, time to get the legs beefed up a little.26" Trek Fuel EX 8, tubeless

Can't speak to the durability of this tire as I have only had it a few days. However, it seems to be good quality. My previous tire had a width of 2.0, but this tire with a width of 2.3 fit the rim just fine.

I only ride either maxxis or kenda. Good price/product delivered fast can't beat that.

These tires are amazing, why risk crashing because your tire blew out trying to save $25 ? I have Maxis on all my bikes never a problem and always perform well for me.

I was not expecting to notice much of a difference from the tires that were previously on the bike. These tires are 26x2.3. I was truly surprised on how much better they are on hard surfaces and dirt. I feel like I am glued to the surface. The one negative is that they are not very good when going through sand. The front tire bounces across the top soI have no steering and the back tire simply spins. I run tubes with these tires and I was running about 40psi. I lowered the presure to about 32psi and still had the same issue. Luckily, I don't have much sand where I ride. I love everything else about the tires.

Love this tire, glad they have the tubeless version. The 2.3 is almost as wide as Maxxis's previous 2.5 (non-tubeless version), it would be nice if they would come out with a 2.4 or 2.5 in this version.

Tried them due to the city being carpeted with broken glass and they seal very well on mag wheels. Was good for those issues, however with normal pedaling, I could only hit 4.5 mph (just barely enough to maintain steerage). Had to replace them with smoother tires for street use where 7.5 mph was normal. These would be best for a motorized bike. Also you cannot make tight turns with these.