The Maxxis Detonator, with its dual compound tread pattern, provides a durable training tire with a race pedigree. The Detonator is durable enough to provide plenty of winter miles, yet supple and grippy enough to race on in the summer.
Two compounds used within the tread offer lower rolling resistance and increased cornering grip Softer silica compound on the outer edges of the tire allows for great traction in a variety of road conditions
Durable enough to provide plenty of winter miles, supple and grippy enough to race on in the summer
M-Shaped grooved tread pattern
Silkworm technology incorporated into casing beneath tread to increase puncture and tear resistance
The use of liquid sealants in this tire will void manufacturer's warranty
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