Posts tagged with 'maxxis'

This purpose-built XC race bike is turning out to be a lot more versatile and fun than we've been led to believe.

Same rides but different vibes.

Reignite your passion for the bike you have at home, because that shiny new one you've been eyeing up is already spoken for...

'Lucy' is a handy little four-wheeler that does double duty as a daily driver for Kona's Kiwi marketing manager

The observations herein are not universal truths, rather they are the personal requirements of one fussy bastard...

The legendary BMW dual-sport that gets Shawn Cruickshanks giddy and one electronic, tricked out Evil Offering...

Every panel, part, and bolt in this Syncro has been replaced to create one of the most functional, character-laden vans we've ever seen.

I haven't been intentionally naughty, but I may have gone riding a few times when I should have been raking leaves...

This week's gift guide features

"I generally found myself walking away due to my mental capabilities vs. anything related to the bike..."

The Assegai has been a huge hit for the DH crowd - how does Minnaar's tread pattern translate to trail riding...

Trying to break loose in the Whistler Bike Park on the new signature Maxxis tire…

Intended as a true trail bike, Kona's 2020 Process 134 is much more than just a little brother to the 153. Available in carbon as a 29er and in alloy with 29 or 27.5" wheels.

Maxxis takes us behind the scenes with Vaea as she pushes to retain her current Queen of Crankworx position…

Great weld quality and a belt drive are just two reasons why the Early Rider Belter 16 Trail looks like a great option for a kid's first pedal bike.

Fitting video for a rider rumoured to be moving to new endeavours for 2019. Enjoy Aggy riding in various conditions as he migrates south to chase dirt…

A couple of days on the new tire and some time to grill Greg Minnaar and the engineers from Maxxis have left AJ wanting more…

Over two years in the making, the Maxxis Assegai has finally arrived!

If only we were all as good at escaping as Vanderham.

We didn't go down to see new tire models, but we did come back with a renewed respect for Maxxis' approach to tire R & D. And the riding in Georgia was a damn good time.

Going back to a hardtail – even one with progressive geometry like the Primer – required patience. The payoff was well worth it.

Jesse Melamed heads to the Shore on a Rocky Pipeline to test out Maxxis’ new plus-sized tires.