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12 August 2001, 07:44 PM
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Hi James
You probably have the bridgestone S01 standard tyres?
If so.. there is a whole world of better tyres available.
Bridgestone S02s are like gold dust at the moment (as they are discontinuing them (as far as I know))..
IMHO though, the best combination of grip and progressive break away are TOYO T1S proxies.
Might be worth give Mark at Tyres Northampton a call on 01604 588599 and tell him you're a scoobynet member and what you want from the tyres, and I'm sure he'll advise you impartially.
All the best
Simon
You probably have the bridgestone S01 standard tyres?
If so.. there is a whole world of better tyres available.
Bridgestone S02s are like gold dust at the moment (as they are discontinuing them (as far as I know))..
IMHO though, the best combination of grip and progressive break away are TOYO T1S proxies.
Might be worth give Mark at Tyres Northampton a call on 01604 588599 and tell him you're a scoobynet member and what you want from the tyres, and I'm sure he'll advise you impartially.
All the best
Simon
12 August 2001, 08:08 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by JJamess:
<B>Potezna RE010 214/45/17 on at moment[/quote]
Yep you can definitely improve on them. TOYOs are good like SDB says and are sensibly priced as well. Definitely give Mark a ring @TN.
cheers
chris
<B>Potezna RE010 214/45/17 on at moment[/quote]
Yep you can definitely improve on them. TOYOs are good like SDB says and are sensibly priced as well. Definitely give Mark a ring @TN.
cheers
chris
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