Product Details
Maxxis Holy Roller
Love sessioning the streets, but also have an affection for ripping the dirt jumps? Then Maxxis' Holy Roller is your tire. The inverted tread design hooks up equally well on pavement and dirt. And, the single-ply casing keeps the weight down for easy pedaling.
Features and Information
- This can be used as a front and rear tire.
- Weight: 800 grams (26 x 2.2), 825 grams (26 x 2.4)
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Vendor Number 26 x 2.2 04717784019840 TB72392000 QBP-TR1293 26 x 2.4 04717784017303 TB74180100 QBP-TR1294 -
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Great traction (2)
- Lightweight (2)
- Durable rubber
Cons
- Loud
- Prone To Flats
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Mountain biking (2)
- Casual riding
Reviewed by 3 customers
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Pros
- Lightweight
- Durable Rubber
- Great Traction
Cons
Best Uses
- Casual Riding
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
I've been using the 2.4" HolyRoller tire for a few months, both on street and dirt trails. They're so much faster rolling than my old knobbies, and I don't have any qualms taking them up some fire road or singletrack local trails. I don't push it as hard when cornering on the dirt, but they seem to grip just fine, even at speed. For the street / urban playing, they're absolutely amazing. It's like cornering through a berm when on concrete.
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Pros
- Great Traction
Cons
- Loud
- Prone To Flats
- Heavy
Best Uses
Comments:
I used these mostly on the street, but they were very heavy and I sounded like a truck on the road. The traction was better than average, but I was getting flat every other day literally. I'm not sure how well they would wear as I changed them out for Specialized Crossroads which were significantly better for me.
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Pros
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
this is a great tire on DRY hardpacked. rolls very fast and grips well on pavement (not that i like to ride on pavement). the tire is not designed for wet trail riding but if you do as i did and try it....be careful, it's like riding on ice. i use Kenda Nevegals usually and decided to try these and there is a huge difference in the rolling resistance. I have read some review mentioning pinch flats but i have not experienced any.
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