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Maxxis celebrate 20 Years of shred with ltd ed Minion DHF w/ heavy metal graphics

maxxis minion dhf 20 year anniversary limited edition heavy metal graphics
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The Maxxis Minion DHF is widely recognized as the benchmark tire in enduro and downhill racing. A success straight off the bat, the tread pattern has barely changed since its inception 2001. 20 Years later, the Minion still going strong, Maxxis have released a limited edition run of the DHF with some sweet decals.

maxxis minion dhf 20 year anniversary limited edition heavy metal graphics

Here’s Braydon Bringhurst laying down some sweet runs on a set of Minions, just like many, many talented riders before him.

Other than scaling knobs for different sizes of tire, the Minion DHF is essentially unchanged from factory rider Colin Bailey’s original design. The 20th Anniversary limited edition tire gets throwback decals that give a nod to the OG heavy metal font of the original tire. There’s more 20th anniversary themed gear too, including custom gloves from HandUp, socks, and fenders available as well. 

maxxis minion dhf 20 year limited edition fender

The ltd ed Minion DHF is available in 27.5″ x 2.5″ WT and 29″ x 2.5″, both with the 3C Terra compound, EXO casing, and tubeless ready, of course. One tire will set you back $83 USD. Hop to it, these will sell out in no time at all.

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All items will be available on the Maxxis US e-store on Monday, August 16 and tires should be arriving at retail locations worldwide in the following days and weeks.

Maxxis.com

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nooner
nooner
3 years ago

DHF is a great tire but the Assegai has become the “go to” font tire for most. (more grip, less slidey)

threeringcircus
threeringcircus
3 years ago

The font reminds me of the old Seattle Mariners logo from the 70s.

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