Review on MAXXIS Minion Tubeless Bicycle MaxxTerra by Chase Shetler

Tire likes to be irradiated. I used this to replace the Maxxis Tomahawk. rear use. He's popular for a reason. Riding in a variety of conditions in Southern California, sandy, loose, rocky, hard surface, sidewalk, bike park, loose on hard surface, rock garden, gravel. It takes whatever you throw at it. I've ridden it maybe 100 miles and I think it's the perfect balance of traction and speed for me. It's not an XC race tire, but the only time I lose traction is when climbing loose gravel at grades over 18%. I also have DHF on the front, but a different composition and less shiny. Driving a Kona 2016 Process 134.