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<strong>Maxxis</strong>’ MA-3DS Supermaxx Diamond – Sports<br />

Touring Radial – Features an eye catching diamond<br />

shoulder tread pattern, incorporating brand new<br />

micro-pore technology to generate additional heat<br />

when combined with <strong>Maxxis</strong>’ new ‘Ultra R’ tread<br />

compound to deliver outstanding levels of dry traction<br />

and wet weather grip. The unique high tension carcass<br />

construction incorporates jointless mono spiral Kevlar®<br />

belts which increase carcass strength and maintain<br />

uniformity under extreme load conditions ensuring<br />

increased stability at high speed. New stiffer sidewalls<br />

ensure that the MA-3DS maintains its handling<br />

characteristics under typical loads for touring<br />

applications without compromising handling or<br />

performance.<br />

Supermaxx<br />

DIAMOND<br />

“It’s a big ask to expect any sports-touring<br />

tyre to handle the stresses of a fast and<br />

technically demanding track like<br />

Portimao, Portugal, but the Supermaxx<br />

Diamonds performed very well. The<br />

overall grip level front and rear is<br />

impressive and they’re stable under hard<br />

braking and acceleration. As you lean<br />

onto the diamond tread pattern you can<br />

feel the tyre ‘moving’ slightly and you<br />

don’t get the solid feeling of a ‘normal’<br />

tyre. But once you’re used to this<br />

sensation it’s fine.”<br />

Michael Neeves, Motorcycle News<br />

“As a racer, I look for a lot of feedback from<br />

my tyres. And that’s what the Supermaxx<br />

Diamonds deliver. I found the <strong>Maxxis</strong><br />

very competent, informative and<br />

confidence inspiring. I’m very impressed<br />

with their performance. I’d definitely fit<br />

them to my road bike.”<br />

Gary Mason,<br />

MSS Colchester Kawasaki BSB Rider<br />

for more information and sizes, please visit maxxis.co.uk<br />

“The angled grooves not only increase<br />

the tyres surface area, they allow the<br />

tread to move around, forcing heat in to<br />

the rubber to create grip. After a day on<br />

track and a road ride, the <strong>Maxxis</strong> tyre<br />

performed at least as well as Bridgestone<br />

BT-023s or Dunlop Roadsmarts yet do so<br />

at a saving of around £60.”<br />

Jon Urry, RiDE Magazine<br />

“The new diamond-tread shoulder<br />

design might appear an aesthetic<br />

gimmick, but <strong>Maxxis</strong> has proven it<br />

increases the tyres contact area by<br />

compressing the surface-proud diamond<br />

shapes into the ground and squidging<br />

the rubber out to create a bigger<br />

footprint. The Supermaxx Diamond<br />

gave me nothing but consistent grip and<br />

feel around the drenched Portimao track.<br />

What impressed me was just how much<br />

grip was available. I had the bike decking<br />

out through the corners while the tyres<br />

took all the abuse I could<br />

throw at them.”<br />

Bruce Wilson, Motorcycle Monthly<br />

“I spent a full day ragging around<br />

Portimao (a tough circuit for any tyre),<br />

digging pegs into the abrasive surface on<br />

a variety of bikes, and generally riding like<br />

a loon once I’d acclimatised to their<br />

unique approach and feel and I’m still<br />

standing. We also got the opportunity to<br />

give them a thrash on the roads; some<br />

dusty, some covered in gravel and again I<br />

live to tell the tale with absolutely no sign<br />

of any issues. We could ride as we liked<br />

without any worries regarding grip:<br />

seeing as this is where they’ll mostly live,<br />

it’s a big win for <strong>Maxxis</strong>.”<br />

Benjamin Kubas Cronin, Fast Bikes<br />

“The new <strong>Maxxis</strong> just felt like any other good road tyre<br />

on the road. High-speed straight and banked stability<br />

was excellent, turn in neutral and progressive. I didn't<br />

notice any sensation of movement from the<br />

diamond-treaded tread edges either like we had under<br />

the more extreme loadings on the race track. Put<br />

simply, I road like a bit of a twunt, rode steadily and<br />

rode everywhere in between those two extremes and<br />

didn't notice the tyres at all. What more do you want<br />

from a tyre (apart from good mileage)? Don't turn your<br />

nose up at these tyres out of some kind of weird (and<br />

misplaced) tyre prejudice. Give them a try. Seeing as<br />

they're roughly 20% cheaper than the bigger brands,<br />

you could probably afford to do just that...”<br />

Mark Forsyth, Visordown<br />

“From day one the tyres felt right on the bike, one<br />

element which stood out was how the tread / grip of<br />

the tyres allowed more flexibility and control when<br />

negotiating corners and bends, with no cause to<br />

question their ability to hold the road no matter what<br />

the road surface or weather conditions. Over three<br />

months, more than 4,000 miles were travelled<br />

throughout the UK before undertaking a twelve-day,<br />

2,500 mile, heavily laden tour of Italy with a pillion.<br />

Travelling though France, Germany and Switzerland,<br />

taking in the challenging roads of the Gotthard and<br />

St. Bernard passes, a rain drenched A1 Autostrada<br />

and the grin inducing twisting bends of the Chianti<br />

Road in Tuscany in 30˚C heat, the tyres performed<br />

faultlessly.”<br />

John “Geraint”Hughes, Tour manager, MCi Tours<br />

Former police advanced motorcyclist, BikeSafe presenter<br />

and current motorcycle examiner with the IAM.<br />

He rides a Honda VFR 800 VTec.


<strong>Maxxis</strong> introduces its uprated high-performance sport<br />

bike tyre to its product line-up – the next generation<br />

Supermaxx Sport. It features an advanced tread<br />

pattern and distinct, angular profile to allow quick,<br />

precise and responsive handling.<br />

The silica compound, formulated for optimum traction<br />

in dry and wet conditions, allows for cooler running<br />

temperatures and maximum grip for road or track-day<br />

use. The revolutionary radial carcass uses monospiral<br />

Kevlar® construction to maintain tyre uniformity at<br />

high speeds.<br />

All combined, the uprated Supermaxx Sport is a sport<br />

bike tyre with track day performance.<br />

Supermaxx<br />

Sport<br />

“<strong>Maxxis</strong> were a mere 0.6 seconds slower<br />

than the OE tyres – a difference of less than<br />

1% on tyres that are 30% apart on price”<br />

Guy Martin, Performance Bikes<br />

“Their lower operating temperature<br />

means they hook up and take the worry<br />

out of wet riding – bloody impressive”<br />

Chris Newbigging, Motorcycle News<br />

“The Supermaxx Sports didn’t move or<br />

slide, even on Sulby Straight at 187 mph,<br />

the <strong>Maxxis</strong> tyres were rock steady”<br />

Dick Cassidy, IOM TT Chief Travelling Marshal<br />

for more information and sizes, please visit maxxis.co.uk<br />

<strong>Maxxis</strong> has developed the M6029 Supermaxx<br />

Touring tyre using Virtual Intelligent Prototyping and<br />

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) – the most advanced<br />

computer technology.<br />

FEA is used to ensure even load distribution between<br />

cornering and straight-line performance. This<br />

identifies the stress/load conditions that the tyre will<br />

be used under, ensuring that even distribution of load<br />

is achieved at maximum stress levels under force, whilst<br />

achieving a fast and controlled response.<br />

The Supermaxx Touring has a distinctive profile and<br />

tread pattern which creates responsive handling and<br />

stability for quick and precise cornering. The<br />

revolutionary radial construction uses Kevlar® belts to<br />

ensure tyre uniformity at high speeds.<br />

Supermaxx<br />

Touring<br />

“My perception of <strong>Maxxis</strong> was fourth<br />

division – but the lap time is<br />

Premiership. Slightly heavier on the<br />

steering, but stability is better than<br />

most of the others. The Supermaxx<br />

Touring have a very shallow, rounded<br />

profile, the most extreme in the test,<br />

which makes them slower to turn-in<br />

but what you lose in agility you gain in<br />

stability – they’re one of the most<br />

secure-feeling on test.”<br />

Bruce Dunn, Bike Magazine


Road<br />

M6011<br />

Classic<br />

M6011<br />

Whitewall<br />

M6102/3<br />

Promaxx<br />

C918 C919 C931 C934<br />

MA-PD<br />

Detour<br />

M7313/4<br />

MaxxEnduro<br />

125CC<br />

for more information and sizes, please visit maxxis.co.uk<br />

M6017<br />

Traxxer<br />

C6006<br />

Dual Sport<br />

M7307/8 SM<br />

Sandmaster<br />

MAXXIS TYRES ARE<br />

FITTED AS OE ON PIAGGIO,<br />

GILERA, YAMAHA, MALAGUTI,<br />

SYM, KYMCO, PEUGEOT<br />

& APRILIA SCOOTERS<br />

MA-SX<br />

Maxxcross<br />

OfF Road<br />

M7311/2<br />

SI Radial<br />

Scooter<br />

M6029<br />

Scooter

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