MAXXIS SPECIALS
Maxxis Ignitor Mountain Bike Tire - 29in
Light the fuse. The Maxxis Ignitor is a great 29er tire when you're riding in medium to loose conditions. The tread design was made for top-ranked World Cup Cross Country racers and has already graced the top step of the podium. The tread is well-spaced in the middle to let dirt flow in and ...read more
Maxxis Raze CX Tire - Clincher M206P
Training for 'cross is rigorous. And while shouldering a bike up stairs right after leaping over barriers sounds crazy, we're right there with you on the course -- or maybe heckling from the sidelines. With a beautiful toil, cyclocross goes from hard to miserable as the season goes deeper into ...read more
Maxxis Beaver Tire - 29in M321P
Make wet race conditions ideal by giving yourself a fair advantage over the rest of the field. Maxxis didn't mess around when it designed the Beaver 29 inch tire.Wet-specific tread pattern sheds mudWet-specific soft compound rubber for added grip on wet rocks and rootseXCeption race specification ...read more
Maxxis Mud Wrestler CX Tire - Clincher M209P
Cyclocross is all about unpredictable weather on race day. Though your first 10 minutes are sunshine and cowbells, the next 35 minutes could be marked by cold rain and hand-ups. Not that we're complaining, but unpredictable weather means using tires that're just as rugged as you. Take on mud, ...read more
Maxxis Downhill Mountain Tube
The Maxxis Downhill Mountain Bike Tube provides the durability you need to keep your mind from reeling about the possibility of a pinch flat on your race run. Tough, thick rubber withstand more abuse than any other tube in the Maxxis lineup, so if you flat with these, maybe you need a different ...read more
Maxxis Radiale Tire - Clincher
We're always on the prowl for the best racing and training tires. Too often, a tire is great for long summer rides, but when the rain hits, you're suddenly left desperately trying to hold your line during the final descent of the race. To prevent this scenario, Maxxis has gone to great lengths to ...read more
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