I wish Maxxis would improve their compound and casing options. They seem to make all the grippy tires in the tougher casings only, and the harder tires in the lighter casings. This makes no sense as most folks want a grippy front in a lighter casing since it wears slower and takes less abuse. Then for the rear tire a harder compound in a tougher casing. The DHR2 in Double Down MaxxTerra would be the perfect rear tire for me.
Sept. 17, 2019, 10:55 a.m. - Tim Coleman
I wish Maxxis would improve their compound and casing options. They seem to make all the grippy tires in the tougher casings only, and the harder tires in the lighter casings. This makes no sense as most folks want a grippy front in a lighter casing since it wears slower and takes less abuse. Then for the rear tire a harder compound in a tougher casing. The DHR2 in Double Down MaxxTerra would be the perfect rear tire for me.