Electric Mountain Bike Tires - Maxxis Assegai Review

Join @PaulinaWellness and @HeHasTheCamera for a look at the best all around tires for your electric mountain bike in this review of the Maxxis Assegai tire. #EMTB #MaxxisTires #Ebike #Review
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[@HeHasTheCamera]

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[@donkiejarretjie3338]

Good logic about rolling resistance not being “a thing” on an e-bike! I have the Assegai 2.5x29 at the front and DHR 2.3x29 at the rear. Would love the Assegai in the rear too but nothing bigger than a 2.3 will fit my Cannondale Tesoro. Good vid tnx 👍🏻

[@HeHasTheCamera]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@lucapaire9145]

Thanks a lot for this video test.I'll try assagai😁

[@JeffKendallWeed]

Don’t have to lean way over for them to bite, but you’d be cooler if you did 😂 jk great video man

[@winnguyen443]

Nice, very nice.

[@rafsxful]

The next step on grip is try the Assegai 29x2.6 with the 3C MaxxGrip compound. And the casing maybe the EXO+ (because of the added weight of the e bike) Thanks for sharing your opinion and experience with the maxxis assegai

[@jordyg5000]

I can attest that the Assagai 29 maxxgrip EXO+ is an amazing front tire on Levo. Highly recommended. Now to see what eventually ends up on the rear after the stock Specialized Eliminator 2.3 wears out, which honestly feels like a pretty good tire to me.

[@Sky7N]

Which trail is this?

[@HeHasTheCamera]

That was filmed at Lake Hodges in Escondido California. Can't recall the exact name of the trail but it's a single track that cuts up the mountain instead of going around the lake.