all season.....tyres...again!!

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road runners..?
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6LDA 28B wrote:In the late 70's early 80's everyone was after avon ? can anyone remember what they were
rain masters?
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Used Continental Zippy 1's 100/90/10 on my TV200 for a couple of years.I felt very secure in the wet and dry, but they did wear fairly quickly about 2200miles on the rear tyre.
Now using same tyres but 3-50/10 on my GP. wore the rear one out in about 1800miles so substituted a 3-50/10 Michelin S1............2300 miles and still going.............

Would like to try a Schwalbe tyre next...............

Used Avon Spartan's in the 60's......................or remoulds if I was skint(as usual)
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Conti zippy 1's! excellent grip wet or dry, but they grip so well that they wear fast. A price worth paying IMHO. I'm trying out a schwalbe raceman at the moment too but it doesn't give me the same confidence in the wet.
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or better still......http://www.lambrettaspareparts.com/page13.htm, everything i needed on one page....... :roll:

corrado :x ....do you read this forum? get your marketing department to stop missing sales opertunities :roll:
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Sava's are the racers secret. Trying to sell Savas to road going scooterists is like trying to sell bacon sarnies at a weight watchers meeting.
Savas are actualy the most popular tyres out there for twist n tw@7 types of scooters but they weren't around in the 80s so have no axe to grind.
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sava are making quite a range of scooter tyres http://www.savatech.eu/tyres/scooter/sport.html

taking racing out of the equasion for a moment, has anyone tried any of them and are they any good?
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