Maxxis Minion DHF vs DHR II (One Of Them Is Clearly Better)

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Maxxis DHF or DHRII - Which do you prefer?

[@alexthemtbr]

DHF Front and Rear!!!

[@mamalemon4461]

Can't tell the difference 😂😂😂

[@BigART1791]

Assegai in the front and DHF in the rear.

[@charlierdfox]

So I've used both front and rear - winter time DHR2 wins as it clears better, and for me, it has better wet grip which means here in the UK it could be on all year! Having said that when it really dries out last last summer I run DHFWT front and 2.3 rear! So Basically undecided..........

[@Geeezass]

on an AM / Enduro rig, no questions DHR II is one of the best tire for the rear, in most terrain conditions, also durable. On the front I feel that DHF has more grip, specially when u hard corner, its an special condition, the DHR II definitely brakes faster, for some reason does way better than the DHF. In a bike park I guess it would be better dhf and dhr in natural trails

[@Offroader74]

I thought DHF stands for Down Hill Front and DHR for Down Hill Rear. 🤔

[@rualert1602]

That's adorable

[@shannonelvey1574]

Haha so did I

[@MattiRemonen_Hki]

Same here (DHR for rear and DHF for front). That's how my bike came straight from factory. Actually if you look at the lugs the F is for steering and R is for braking / accelerating.

[@sushiandpentagrams]

Thats exactly what it stands for.. some people have been running one for both front and rear for some reason

[@OneWheelLess]

That’s actually correct. However both are excellent for either end

[@maxMax-ns9pg]

I friggin love Jeff’s sense of humor, using a dropper with a mic and his little waddle walking towards people

[@WorldwideCyclery]

haha! Glad you loved the video. :)

[@maxMax-ns9pg]

I will always love you guys

[@DolleHengst]

I run the combo, DHF in the front, DHR rear tire. Both are 27.5x2.80 and tubeless. One of the best upgrades i ever made on a bike.

[@golpherboy13]

@@moa-wg3bo its a 27.5+ tire

[@POVwithCOOK]

Yes sir ! Same here

[@raszmo]

are the rims hookless / do you know if they work well with hookless?

[@pontiacg445]

@@raszmo I run the same tires, and I run hookless rims and they do fine. My wheels have a deep drop center and a little tubeless shelf, I can pull them on and off without levers super easy, and then set them with a normal bike pump by just tugging the sidewalls over onto the shelf a bit. For some reason all my buddies need levers and a compressor to swap tires. I can't complain.

[@azdirtlife4280]

The video has it all, hostile work environment, inappropriate physical contact (the man-boob grab) and clearly you don't heat the place! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😋😋 Oh yeah both tired are great but I am diggin the new WTB's though!

[@luislopez1800]

"and clearly you don't heat the place!" Priceless, my thoughts exactly.

[@living4adrenaline]

Meh, Maxxis has better casings and tread patterns, get out.

[@MrGivmedew]

AZDirtLife yeh you saw the fingerless gloves too then!

[@spectac1983]

Great video! Humorous and informative. It was nice hearing multiple opinions from everyone

[@dirklatham1045]

I rode DHF for over 3000 miles and loved it. I just mounted the DHRII and took it for a short ride. First impression was that it felt like it cornered better and the bike felt more nimble. Will do some more extended rides and submit my findings at a later time.

[@970SHARKO]

you never submitted findings even after a year

[@4ndyr0g3r50n]

How did it turn out?

[@970SHARKO]

@@4ndyr0g3r50n i had on highroller ii on my bike and they were great but last year I switched to dhr on both wheels and it felt a whole lot better

[@od332]

I too would like to know what your findings were

[@flintes2055]

the DHF gives a nice grip, so i decide to put it on front tire. the DHR with harder rubber allows to slide a bit and thats what i want on the rear tire. in my condition, the DHF on front and DHR on rear makes a good job.

[@pnw_erik]

DHF front, DHRII rear. 👌 I definitely felt like the DHF didn't have the initial grab when pedaling and braking that the DHRII has. The DHF definitely likes to change direction faster with it's angled center knobs though. 27.5x2.6" F/R.

[@175thStreet]

That was a phenomenal video. Informative and funny as hell. Nice work boys!

[@richarde1355]

These Worldwide Cyclery videos are super informative and educational and funny! Love 'em!

[@novideosnovideos544]

Man you guys are just bettering better and better. You mix fun and interesting facts in every video. This video was so much fun and I truly love your attitude and it shows that you all have a great time at work. Thumbs up, hat off.....etc.......

[@WorldwideCyclery]

We love helping people have fun on bikes! Makes the job easy. Thank you for watching! :)

[@imblacknotracist5358]

6:14 my favorite park about the manitou markhour is the color of the steerer tube 😂

[@enizzle]

Just watched this video and then noticed that the DHF and DHR2 combo I have saved in my ebay cart is you guys. Lol

[@snakeriveridaho33]

For me it is more about a 2.4 vs a 2.5 inch tire. Interestingly, I have a very accurate scientific scale that I use for cooking, brewing, and weighing bike parts, and I had a DHR II WT 2.4 and a DHF 2.5 WT. The DHF was actually slightly lighter. (Makes me wonder about variations from tire to tire in the manufacturing process) I decided to go with the 2.5s front and back and have loved it.

[@tourbase8619]

ha! love the intro. I almost clicked buy on the DHF after the first 15 seconds with the clear, strong endorsement :)

[@smeekteek]

I you look at Maxxis website, the "Performance Ratings" have the DHF and DHRII like this, Rolling Speed: DHF 3/DHRII 2.5; Cornering Control: DHF 3.5/ DHRII 4; Braking Traction: DHF 2.5/DHRII 4. Thses numbers are correct - I triple checked. So by Maxxis's admission, the DHRII is the slower rolling, better cornering, and better braking tire although everyone uses it in back. And, I've read that the "R" stands for "Rear" while the "F" stands for "Front"). It sure does seem like the DHF makes a better rear while the DHRII a better front. What am I missing?

[@joemanvanman2927]

Nice putting faces to the crew. Shout out to Zack ,rocking the dual head phones and still getting it done, he hooked me up with a special order part I had trouble finding.

[@josh33172]

Farve probably had the best answer. Truth is that the front tire and the rear tire have different duties (for the most part). Lateral grip is favored on the front. Contact patch is favored on the rear. Running the same tire front and rear can work if you're on really aggressive terrain. I'd say that neither of these tires are the best everywhere, but swapping in the Aggressor in the rear should yield better performance on more terrain types since it aligns more with what the rear wheel should do...but then again, all of this can be considered completely subjective, and riding style, terrain, tire pressure all matter.

[@SirDriftAlot570]

really liking this 2.5 dhf 3c exo WT /2.5 aggressor WT combo right now. heavy, but it has all the grip.

[@alexthemtbr]

It's the best!

[@roberttate4816]

Josiah Bateman try 2.5 wt shorty 3c front & 2.4 wt dhr2 for wetter/ winter setup 👍 great grip

[@LeonardOutdoorsNM]

Runnin' DHF II 29x3.0 front and rear on my Trek Stache, and it's flippin' awesome! They've got traction for days!

[@chameleonpogono]

I have DHF up front and Aggressor on back. Got DHR for xmas, but haven't put it on, yet. I have ridden a bike down a DH trail with DHF on both front and back. Wasn't a fan with it on back. I feel it wasn't gripping as well as Aggressor on back. Looking forward to seeing the difference with DHR on back.

[@jdgang70]

By Failed do you mean he had or didnt have drugs in his body?

[@WorldwideCyclery]

What is your guess?

[@alpha00male]

Failed for not having enough drugs in his body lol

[@jdgang70]

@@WorldwideCyclery didn't

[@jdgang70]

Safety Break

[@kittonsmitton]

Failed for not having bud.

[@PedallingwithPaul]

Ardent rear and high roller II up front ... granted I live in Florida but still, love this combo when I head to the mountains (unless its crazy muddy)

[@SimplePleasuresMTB]

I run both DHR 2 front and rear also, not on purpose though.....it was all that was available in 2.4 at the time I was putting my Frankenbike together. I love them, first ride (coming from Panaracer DH with tubes) I was super stoked on how well they just worked, not just cornering but overall everything, super tacky, tough, light, tubeless.....👊👊👊🤘🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍

[@tstodgell]

Who remembers the old 26" Specialized Leader tire? I wanna see that come back in 2.4 and 2.6 wide in modern sizes.

[@raivkka4313]

Thought the DHF was designed as a front time (elongated lugs for rolling) and the DHR was designed as the rear (horizontal lugs for braking)?

[@ccbean1980]

Agreed.

[@CalgaryDynastar]

Thats how I run em

[@H3avyHaul3r]

me too

[@CarkeekW]

dhr2 has better braking for sure , but 75% of brake load goes on the Front wheel so i run Dhr2 at both ends. exact same side lugs as dhf so same cornering

[@adriano8729]

My YT Jeffsy came with Onza Ibex tyres, I'm delighted with them! Find them really grippy in the wet and are fast rolling!

[@bikediaries9321]

Adriano 87 The YT Jeffsy could have Marshmallows for tires and still be awesome, though.

[@willengelhardt3339]

my bmc came with those too, rode those tires for two years an just bought maxis tires, i wanna see the difference

[@robertlawrence2748]

Love to hear how the Assagai fits into the spectrum.

[@jarlaxlebaenre7932]

My 2019 Giant Trance Advanced 2 , came with 2.4 High Roller 2 (Rear) and 2.5 High Roller 2 (Front), carbon wheels. threw some cushcore in there. It feels like a dream. no slip. lotta grip. I had 2.6 DHR in front on my last bike which was sick.. I really wanna try a 2.5 DHR2 in rear and 2.6 DHF in front after these tires wear.

[@thegloriouspotato6223]

High roller gang

[@robertmavis1568]

I feel the opposite I feel really washy on my trance with the high rollers that’s why I’m thinking of switching

[@rightcoastermtb2340]

I recently rode an Ardent 2.4 on the front and now an Ardent Race 2.35 on front, I honestly don't feel a significant difference between the two although I do feel more comfortable with more tread up front. I think it's more subjective than most riders think, but it's great seeing some rubber up front reassuring you of some grip in those Oh Sh*t moments. Cool video, love the comedic movie relief clips thrown in :)

[@garywinslow5607]

Go-to front was always DHF...then couldn’t get stock when I needed to change the tyre, so tried a DHRII...now my go-to tyre! Can’t go wrong with either, really, but I feel the DHRII just grips better, especially when changing direction. It also works year-round on my trails in the UK, solid in dry, wet, damp etc. Use it in 3C MT compound. Run a dual compound High-Roller II on rear, awesome combo 🤘🏻

[@Mediocre_Bass_Player]

Bought the DFRII's on your recommendation, did my first ride on them today on Los Robles trail and wow what a great tire! Thanks man these are the perfect SoCal tire for our conditions.

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Great to hear that!

[@seancarter1275]

For me the DHF works under a wider range of trail conditions. Ain't that what mountain biking is about? Just keep going, don't stress too much about setup, just ride! DHF rules! For me an mtb can be ridden almost anywhere and on almost anything. That's why I love the DHF.

[@nobody617]

God dang these new bikes are beautiful. I designed dh bikes. I ride a Scott ransom carbon. It's great. But man have times really caught up. I just bought mid drive kit for it. These ebike are so awesome.

[@tainted180]

Here I was think "R" stands for rear and "F" stands for front, until I got a new bike with a pair of DHR II's. Great tyres. Looks like a very fun workplace.

[@santanalor9771]

DHR because R stands for racing! Ahahaha

[@alexthemtbr]

Why does anyone think that :/ Been an untrue argument since the tires came out

[@joelirving9292]

Ah ha nah it's the dhf(downhill FAST) no clue about dhr

[@DidaHendaya]

DHFast + DHRacing = super combo 😃😃😃

[@santanalor9771]

@@DidaHendaya lol that's whatsupp

[@hughtenhove867]

DHF Downhill Front,DHR Downhill Rear.

[@Geordo1960]

I have these tires on my E bike and absolutely love them, extremely tough tires with loads of grip.

[@evanoc12345678]

conti der baron 2.4 front , maxxis high roller II 2.4 rear. great combo for the Irish winter

[@Semabachos]

this channel is seriously undersubscribed! great video.

[@danwalker2110]

Man these videos are entertaining. The editing is hilarious, content is super useful. Keep em coming.

[@DriverDude100]

Good video. Thanks for the info. Just one question: if I put a DHR on my right rear wheel and a DHF on my left rear wheel, what tire do you recommend for my front wheel?

[@Multipotentialitis]

A car

[@TheX-3d]

DHF on the front, and DHR ii on the rear.

[@MrBjorntsc]

Both tires have an amazing amount of traction on hard pack when leaned over. I noticed the dhr did not corner as well until it was learned over, but braked better. Probably best to run the dhf up front until it gets steeper were you need more braking. The dead zone on the dhr before leaning it over made it feel weird as a front. This is also why I don't like semi slicks.

[@flippy66]

Are you sure you're not mixing them up? Because the DHF is well known for a dead zone, there's basically an empty channel between the middle and center lugs. You have to lean the DHF over more to get grip. The DHR has no such channel so grip is more consistent. See this video at the 3.20 mark kzbin.info/www/bejne/r529d4yYZ5uFsJI

[@l34052]

I loved the Panaracer Fire FR 2.4, it had so much grip and with the width it really looked like a motocross tire on the bike. I miss those tires.

[@claycarley9201]

Me too, ran them forever. Need to find a suitable replacement... DHR or DHF looks similar.

[@repenning1]

The design of the directional tread patterns is quite clear and the names DH(Front) and DH(Rear) suggest the Front/Rear application of the tire. Why ask this kind of question?

[@chucks5419]

Assegai front, DHRII rear. Love this combo!

[@uthaug]

DHF up front and DHRII in the rear. Although thinking of trying the SS version when summer comes .

[@lizardmechanic8785]

This may stupid, but the DHR has knob design that "looks" like a rear tire, and the DHF "looks" like a front. I know that most of you guys are not running that way, but that works for me.

[@timparker533]

Lizard Mechanic if is my opinion that Maxxis initially released the DHF for front and DHR for rear, but then backtracked when people opted to run run two DHRs or two DHFs or reversed them. Note that Worldwide Cyclery sells Maxxis tire combos with one of each to confirm F=front, R=rear www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/maxxis-minion-dhf-dhr-ii-27-5-x-2-3-combo-folding-60tpi-3c-exo-tr

[@cmelak007]

Great, thank you for a video. I thought DHF is DownHill Front and DHR is DownHill Rear. I was mistaken. Now ordering 2 DHR. :)

[@midlifebiker7424]

Why no mention of the highroller II? I run all 3 (not on a trike for the smart ar $e) and picking flies between them, right width and compound plus DD casing is more important for front or rear and conditions imho..

[@Mugtree]

I’m usually a Schwalbe tyres guy. Magic Mary front and Nobby Nic rear. But. This week I’ll be trying a DHR2 front and Rikon rear. See how that goes

[@benkennedy4894]

Wow Jeff, never knew you were the founder. Congrats.

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Hey thanks Ben! I started the shop at age 21 :) it's been a lot of fun and we just turned 8 years old a couple days ago. If you want to learn a little more check out our About Us page - www.worldwidecyclery.com/pages/about-us

[@grimreaper3526]

he's not only the owner, he's also a client

[@donchristie420]

When he fires himself, he’ll back charge himself for said bikes

[@مصطفىمحمد-د6ه1د]

اليفهق٧ثيفم. ،ؤب ي

[@tehllama42]

If you want to run a semislick rear tire, the DHR-II is the best answer out front. It's not necessarily the best tire in terms of mid-corner front grip as you transition, but the braking edges out front let you get away with less braking traction from the back, and the end result is minimum rolling resistance, acceptable straight-line braking traction, and still the same cornering grip once you're leaned over all the way. Now all I need is for Maxxis to actually make the DoubleDown MinionSS available.

[@JohnnyBawlz.]

I just bought a DHF from you guys! I run DHF 2.6 front and DHF 2.5 rear though, no noticable differences from me! I like them because they last the longest for me.

[@lejamesbron4055]

Did you have dhr before ?

[@JohnnyBawlz.]

@@lejamesbron4055 I tried one but found that when I was dipping in the berms hard, I was slipping the back, I do more down hill so that's the only reason I run a DHF front and rear.

[@gravelsasquatch6430]

I just put the Maxxis Minion FBR and FBF on my Mukluk and they are the best for sure!

[@jarlaxlebaenre7932]

I love their fucking sign on the wall at 7:53 Zero thing that require talent -being on time - effort - energy -passion -doing extra -work ethic -body language - attitude - being coachable - being prepared GOOD FUCKING SHIT CEO / management!

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Hell yeah!

[@jarlaxlebaenre7932]

@@WorldwideCyclery That's what I call fostering the right culture, none of this everyone gets a trophy we feel sorry for you shit :D RESPECT!

[@Lee_Rooy_Jenkinz]

Thank you for this video. My current nobby Knicks appear to be we came after only 500 miles. I’m interested to switch to Maxis but In your opinion, which is better in the front and which is better in the rear?

[@theetacticalpossum2769]

Front: DHF Rear: Aggressor

[@renedeveze-aguirre1963]

ok good choice!

[@TheNik604]

DHR II ( but only 3C) is superior, no doubt about it, but the moment I put Magic Mary's, everything changed drastically in a very positive way!

[@stephenmay2778]

Great summary, lots of laughs, makes one feel a lot less dumb when trying to make up the mind as to which specific Tyre.

[@dominichirst4518]

Never ridden Maxxis, maybe I should try. Schwalbe (harder to spell) MM front and rear but am switching the rear for a Hans Dampf to see how that runs.

[@TrailBreaker]

Recently put a DHF with the 3c compound on my 27.5...LOVED it! Sooo sticky! Swapped my 29er to the DHF and mistakenly got the non-3c. Noticeably less tack. Any thoughts? Oh, both front tires😁

[@davec3568]

They'll have the 29 x 2.5 EXO in 3C MaxxGrip for '19. There's also a MaxxTerra that's harder, but available now. You can get Maxxgrip in DH casing only right now.

[@TrailBreaker]

Thanks

[@bigslacker666]

Always DHF front, but I switch it up on the rear. I've got DHF on my HD4 now but might try a DHR or Aggressor when that wears out. On my Following I'm running DHF front and Nobby Nic (OMG!) rear. Still undecided on that though, only got one ride on it.

[@bluestraycat]

This summer ( I live in New Zealand ) I'm trying DHR2 front and Aggressor rear . So far I love this combo!

[@tablatom]

Awesome vid. I would LOVE if MAxxis would make a 2.5 or 2.6 Ardent. The 2.4 Ardent at low PSI's is a great tyre.

[@Jamesthebikeguy]

What if the Maxxis DHF or DHRII don't work for you? I love the new Michelin Wild AM, been killing it on my setup.

[@WorldwideCyclery]

If that's what works then run it! Just ride and have fun at the end of the day. :)

[@joshhunter9299]

I currently run the DHF up front and an Aggressor in the rear. But after watching this video, I’m tempted to run the DHRII in the rear for less rolling resistance.

[@delyrium_]

What model of Dell monitors are you using there in the office...really curious about it :) btw, DHR II indeed works nice in the front, exactly as Jeff says...

[@jonnysnakes5417]

I run either magic mary or dhf up front and either highroller 2 or dhr2 out back The highroller n dhr seem like good rear options for bracking and when pedalling uphill in deep mud they seem to work like paddles

[@catg9196]

My Pivot Mach 6 came with dhf front and dhr2 rear but like you, I noticed the dhf slides and pushes too much around corners. Scary at times with leaves over hard pack. So I replace the front with dhr2, and sure enough grips better to me. Don’t really notice if the dhr2 is faster. I just want a tire that is predictable around fast corners. Cool you made this video, because most bikes come with both. And I didn’t like that combo. In fact I bought the dhr2 from you when it was on sale!!! Thanx!! 👍

[@TroyCollier]

I'm looking to buy a set of 29 dhr tires. I need a 3.0 and a 2.6 do you guys have this in stock and do you offer expedited shipping?

[@naoyukisasanami]

Yeah i practice using a dropper post to fight against bear in case encounter.

[@alexbrandow8958]

Ultimate set up : Magic Mary on the Rear, DHF on the front ... In Alberta its usually pretty muddy and w. a DHF on the rear, youre asking for trouble.

[@dont_hit_trees]

The diversity at worldwide cyclery is amazing. LOL. Great vid. I’ve never put a dhr2 on the front but I think this’ll be the year boys.

[@SLAMTRON]

I *love* the pic behind Easton at 6:41

[@joaquingarcia3903]

Ran DHRII 29x3.0 front and back on my trek stache 9.8 and loved the traction and roll but hated the weight!!! Would love to see more options in the 3.0 world...

[@MrFlowbike]

DHRII front / Aggressor rear both 29x2.3 (Smug CF)

[@zigzachmtb2821]

DHF on the front DHR on the rear is my go to setup.🚵‍♂️🤘

[@jkamer2168]

I only run WTBs and still loved this video.

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Awesome! Thanks for watching. :)

[@bullseye0112]

Which model dhr2 do you run in the front? Someone told me depends on the compound. I run DhF on the front because it feels like a faster roller. If they made a DhF 2.4 that would be awesome

[@dariovermeulen3501]

The Transition Smuggler that he is selling? Is it the black and white version? And how much? (Btw rip 26” maxxis tires in Belguim)

[@SSyclone]

I just put the DHR II's on my bike because its an entry level hardtail and the I got 2.4s and the 2.5 DHF would have been too wide for my fork and also rims. Great Video!

[@goride564]

Running a DHR II for the front and a Minion SS (semi-slick) for the rear. Factory setup and it works fine for me.

[@elz1318]

did that guy just put headphones over his earphones? I like that guy, that's the guy whose advice is getting registered

[@MTBxSA]

I am up for new ones. I also had a look at some of your other videos and decided to with Aggressor rear and DHR in front.

[@WorldwideCyclery]

Excellent choice! Traction will be yours!

[@craigloper3106]

I know run DHRII 2.4 on front/rear, on a 2019 spectral. I do find when running on tacky trails the grip is so efficient that its becomes laborious to keep rolling speed up. Anyone else?

[@prestonmartin308]

On a spectral with same setup, 100% agree. Bump up your pressure

[@ShitStefanShoots]

I switched to Agrressor on the rear - way better rolling and not that much less grip on the trails

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

Here's a question for your great MTB IQ.......which has more grip, an Ardent 2.4 or a DHF 2.3? I keep washing out on the 2.4 Ardent and want to replace it with a DHF but they don't make a 2.4 :/ Will the smaller size of the DHF 2.3 still be more grippy than the slightly larger 2.4 ardent?

[@liamwoods5353]

DHF 2.3 will have more grip for sure, sounds like a 2.4 DHR II would work great!

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

@@liamwoods5353 Thanks man, appreciate it🤙

[@WorldwideCyclery]

You can trust Liam!

[@SirDriftAlot570]

Ardent is a joke compared to dhf grip lol

[@PedalingDave]

Another for the DHR2 in back and E13 TRSr front. Funny video btw. Was fun to watch.

[@gsgambellone1296]

Dhr2 front and rear. Currently running the 2.6 up front. I agree with the slippage on the wider tires. More of a slip and stick. Going back to 2.4.

[@glynparry5796]

Shorty upfront in winter swapped to DHF for summer and HR2 on the back all year round.

[@ericstieg2721]

You guys are nuts. Love the vids!

[@mattfromtinder1055]

Farva has fingerless wool gloves and puffy vest, must have been under 65 degrees that day. 🤣

[@rualert1602]

Not really, he's actually 65 years old.

[@wadesafool]

Downhill front DHF is a perfect FRONT tire downhill rear DHR2 is a perfect rear tire I'd say it's apples and oranges. I may be bias but I feel the engineers at maxxis made them front and rear specific cuz they work better that way...... Maybe

[@maddingo]

entertaining video.. I have the Schwalbe nobby nic tires right now.. I like them most of the time but they are hot garbage in the wet... I live in T.O. also what tires do y'all like in the winter here?

[@ShooterMcNut]

I run a dhf on the front of my Stache, and just ordered a chronicle for the rear, from you guys. I also just installed the fbf and fbr on my beargrease, just haven't had a chance to give them a try.

[@tsalesto]

I think a local raider has seen this video and mounted a 27x2.8 DHF in the rear and same size DHR in the front of his bike. I was a bit puzzled why, when I spotted his bike in front of the grocery store. Maybe he recons DHF rolls better, DHR has better braking performance. However, I think sliding the rear may be a bit difficult.

[@luigifiorillo7680]

New to this, butunless I missed it which tire is which? In appearance I’d go left tire front and right for the rear, coming from mx the rear tire would assist with driving forward!

[@MangoJim90]

Was thinking about it when I was choosing a 26+ tires for my plus wheelset.... Never tried both before, chose dhf for both wheels and the whole bikes feels like a tank))))) you jump in a crazy rock garden and rolls both you and your bike away alive with fantastic feelings..... Mmmmmm!!!!!! And thanks for this video!

[@romellnimez3735]

DHR2 front and HIGH ROLLER2 back is it good guys..?

[@WorldwideCyclery]

I would definitely give it a try.

[@richardjeffery517]

Minnion dhf frond high roller dhr rear .The fronts planted the back let's go when you want it .I read some reviews ant tried it out .I like the buzz

[@diesse_action_lab]

I have 2 Kenda Nevegal on my DH bike, but the rear one is finished. I want to buy a DHR II because Maxxis says that the DHF is for the front and the DHR II is for the rear. The problem is that I have a 26x2.50 tyre and the DHR II 26x2.50 doesn't exist but the DHF yes. So can I put the DHF in the rear tyre?