New tires for mountain, fat, road and gravel bikes were on display at this year’s Taipei Cycle ShowJames Huang / Immediate Media
The new Maxxis Griffin is aimed at gravity riders who spend more of their time no groomed terrainJames Huang / Immediate Media
Love how the Maxxis Minions corner but want a little more speed? Now there’s the new Maxxis Minion SS with the same shoulder block pattern but a much faster-rolling center treadJames Huang / Immediate Media
The Maxxis Tomahawk is designed to work best on hardpack and loose-over-hardpark trailsJames Huang / Immediate Media
The long-running Maxxis Crossmark turns into the Crossmark II, complete with a more open tread pattern that should retain much of the original’s straight-line speed but with better grip in a wider range of conditionsJames Huang / Immediate Media
The new Maxxis Aggressor is meant for softer and looser conditions thanks to its wide-open tread design and full-height knobsJames Huang / Immediate Media