The classic is ready for the gravity party

Maxxis High Roller III

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The original High Roller tire from Maxxis first saw the light of day in the bike parks back in 2001, followed by the second version in 2011. Now the third generation is rolling onto the trails, with the ambition of being an all-rounder tire.

The third generation of the High Roller is positioned between the Assegai and Shorty models thanks to the design of the lugs. Its range of use is wide, from soft to hard ground, while it can be steered precisely and holds the line meticulously.

While the open center lugs penetrate deep into wet or soft ground and ensure reliable grip and effective braking power, the large side lugs can withstand even the greatest stresses in extreme lean angles, Maxxis announces. Thanks to the 3C MaxxGrip compound, the High Roller III impresses with the best cornering control, even on hard surfaces.

There will be two DH versions and the 29" DD version from September 2024. The High Roller 3 in 29" EXO+ is expected to reach dealers at the end of October 2024. Somewhat later, EXO+ & DD versions in 27.5" are also set to follow.

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Maxxis High Roller III

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News published on 27.07.2024

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