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Maxxis Ikon

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Maxxis Ikon: Close-up image of a mountain bike tire resting against a wooden post, featuring the "Ikon" brand name. The tire dimensions are labeled as 29"x2.20", with markers for pressure (60 PSI) and construction details, including "3C Maxx Speed" and "EXO." In the background, a rugged, red rock formation and sparse foliage can be seen under a clear blue sky.
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#7 out of 244 Tires
Brand: Maxxis
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The Ikon is for true racers looking for a true lightweight race tire. With 3C Triple Compound Technology, high-volume casing and a fast rolling tread design, the Ikon provides exemplary performance in all riding conditions. As its name suggests, the Ikon represents all that is true in racing.






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Q: Can I convert them to tubeless?
asked by Whit Peters on Nov 15, 2017
Q: Yes, I've been riding Maxxis Ikon tubeless for 6 years and haven't had any issues with the tire sealing. I use Stans and ZTR Flow rims on my hardtail.
asked by on Oct 25, 2018