Maxxis Bike Accessories
Maxxis is the de facto standard tire brand of professional mountain biking - its tread patterns (Minion DHF/DHR II, Assegai, Aggressor, Dissector) define the modern gravity tire and dominate World Cup downhill, Enduro World Series, and elite XC race results.
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Maxxis tires
Every bike tire carries two size numbers on the sidewall: the modern ETRTO (ISO 5775) format like 28-622 - width in millimetres, then bead-seat diameter - and a
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Maxxis Minion DHF
Most popular sizes: 29x2.5WT (modern enduro/trail front), 27.5x2.5WT (downhill), 27.5x2.3 (lighter trail). The wider WT (Wide Trail) versions are optimized for 30-35mm internal rims.
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Maxxis Minion DHR II
Pair a 29x2.4WT or 29x2.5WT DHR II rear with a 29x2.5WT DHF front for the classic enduro setup. 27.5x2.4WT for World Cup downhill.
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Maxxis Assegai
29x2.5WT is the dominant World Cup enduro front. Choose Assegai over DHF when you need maximum grip and don't mind slower rolling resistance.
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Maxxis High Roller 3
Picks up where the legendary High Roller II left off. Best when conditions are too soft for Assegai but don't quite warrant a Shorty mud spike.
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Maxxis Dissector Gen 2
Ideal as a fast-rolling rear on 130-150mm trail bikes. Pairs naturally with a DHF or Assegai front. For dryer/harder terrain over the DHR II.
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Maxxis Aggressor
Popular as a high-mileage rear paired with a DHF or Assegai front. Faster rolling than the DHR II at the cost of some braking grip.
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Maxxis Ardent
Long-running classic that suits XC and light-trail riding on 100-130mm bikes. Often spec'd as a stock OEM tire on hardtails and short-travel full suspension.
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Maxxis Hookworm (2-Pack)
This listing is a 2-pack of 29x2.50. Choose by wheel size to match your bike — 26x2.5 is the original BMX/urban favourite; 29x2.5 fits modern dirt-jump and street MTB.
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Maxxis MaxxVenture Fat E-Bike Tire
20x4.0 fits Super73, Lectric XP, RadRunner, and similar 20-inch fat e-bike platforms. Verify rim width compatibility (typically 65-100mm internal).
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Maxxis Rambler
700x40 is the most popular size for general gravel; 700x45 / 50 for rougher routes; 650bx47 for plus-size gravel rigs. Up-size 5mm if you ride mostly singletrack.
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Maxxis High Road
700x28 is the modern road race default; 700x30 / 32 for endurance and rough roads. ZK casing is the race version; SL is heavier-but-tougher training spec.
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Maxxis Re-Fuse Gen 2
The go-to high-mileage trainer and commuter tire. 700x28 fits most road bikes; 700x32 / 40 widens compatibility to gravel-capable road frames.
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Maxxis Transmissions Road Tire
Available only in 700x25c. Pair on light-duty road wheels - wider modern racers should prefer the High Road in 28/30mm.
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Maxxis Pursuer
700x28 is the modern training default; size up to 700x30 or 700x32 for rougher pavement, mixed surfaces, or wider modern road rims (19-21mm internal).
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Maxxis High Road SL
700x28 is the modern race default on 21-25mm internal rims; 700x25 still has a place on tighter aero frames. Race-day tire — pair with a more durable trainer for everyday miles.
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Maxxis Reaver
700x40 for hard-pack and traditional gravel race courses; 700x45 for modern wide-tire gravel events and rougher terrain. Pairs natively with 23-25mm internal gravel rims.
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Maxxis Receptor
650x47B for plus-style gravel setups and bikepacking comfort; 700x40 or 700x47 for modern gravel race and adventure rigs. Run as a semi-slick rear with a more aggressive front for the best of both worlds.
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Maxxis Holy Roller
Most popular as 26x2.40 for urban / dirt jump, 20x1.95 for BMX park, and 29x2.20 for hybrid / commuter use. Wire bead keeps the price down — folding-bead version not offered.
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Maxxis inner tubes
Inner tubes are sized by wheel diameter and a tire-width window, not by an exact match. Read the sidewall of your current tire - you'll see something like "700×
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Maxxis Welter Weight 27.5" MTB Tube (1.90-2.35")
Match wheel size to your tire (27.5") and check that your rim takes Schrader. For wider downhill tires (2.4"+) Maxxis offers heavier-walled Downhill tubes.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 26" MTB Tube
Removable valve core lets you inject sealant or replace a damaged core without buying a new tube. Best all-rounder for 26" wheels.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 700c Gravel Tube
Sized for the modern gravel range (33-50mm) - broader than a road-only tube. Choose the Presta variant for most road/gravel rims.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 20" BMX Tube
Standard 20" BMX tube. For wider 20x4.0 fat e-bike tires (e.g. with the Maxxis MaxxVenture) use a dedicated fat-bike tube instead.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 29" MTB Tube
29" x 1.90-2.35" — the right tube for most modern 29er trail and XC tires. Step up to the 29" Plus tube (2.5"-3.0") for plus-size or fat-tire 29ers. The 48mm Presta works with most rim depths; 60mm Presta available for deep-section rims.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 700c Road Tube (4-pack)
700x23-32C is the classic road race / training range. The 60mm valve clears most aero/deep-section rims; for shallow box-section rims, the 48mm version (STB2033) is sufficient. For wider 700x33-50mm gravel tires, use the dedicated Welter Weight 700c gravel tube instead.
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Maxxis Welter Weight 29" Plus MTB Tube
29" x 2.5-3.0" — the right tube for plus-size 29ers and modern wide-tire trail bikes. For standard 29er trail and XC tires (1.90"-2.35"), use the standard 29" MTB tube instead.
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