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bodgeandscarper
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what tyres is everone using, been told to use a large one at the front and smaller at the back is this normal and do you use tube type or tube less i have my own opinon but would like to hear everyone else's
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Using tubes on split rims..............Michelin S1 or Continental Zippy 1 3.50 x 10 on both wheels.
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I was using Michelin S83's but have now changed them as their load & speed rating is low. I have now fitted Schwalbe Racemans 3.50x10 front & rear :)
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Weathermans front and rear f@@king fantastic 8-) especially in the wet ;)
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carlos fandango wrote:Weathermans front and rear f@@king fantastic 8-) especially in the wet ;)
il second that
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Dunlop TT92's...... tyre of choice on the race track.

next best is Schwalbe Raceman....
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paulmgreen wrote:Dunlop TT92's......
For the seriously rich :)

I use racemans and love them - admittedly don't use them much in the wet - unless unplanned :(
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timdig wrote:
carlos fandango wrote:Weathermans front and rear f@@king fantastic 8-) especially in the wet ;)
il second that

And me too, fantastic grip, I used them all the way through last winter on wet greasy roads, very reassuring 8-)

As to sizes, they should either be the same front and rear or a slighly wider one on the rear NOT the other way round ;)
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bodgeandscarper wrote:what tyres is everone using, been told to use a large one at the front and smaller at the back is this normal
No, I you're gonna mix sizes, it's larger on the rear.
My favourite is 100/90 Weatherman front and rear. Using 3.30x10 Raceman at present but I find they twitch on road lines where the Weatherman doesn't. Going to go back to Weathrman with 90/90 at the front and see how it goes.
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3.50 x 10 weathermans due out soon so I'd have thought that 3.50 on the front and 100/90 on the rear would be fine.

Paul, I seem to recall a mad scramble to remove the TT in favour of Savas the minute a few specs of rain hit the visor. :P
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