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Had Bridgestones on the back of the Griff, very good tyre.
I put those BF Goodridge ones on. Found them miles better than the Marshalls that were on there before. I think Toyo & Bridgestone are the best compromise for wet/dry grip & sidewall strength. Got Avons on the back at the mo & theyr'e crap. 
I put those BF Goodridge ones on. Found them miles better than the Marshalls that were on there before. I think Toyo & Bridgestone are the best compromise for wet/dry grip & sidewall strength. Got Avons on the back at the mo & theyr'e crap. pwd95 said:
Had Bridgestones on the back of the Griff, very good tyre.
I put those BF Goodridge ones on. Found them miles better than the Marshalls that were on there before. I think Toyo & Bridgestone are the best compromise for wet/dry grip & sidewall strength. Got Avons on the back at the mo & theyr'e crap. 
cheers wynn
I put those BF Goodridge ones on. Found them miles better than the Marshalls that were on there before. I think Toyo & Bridgestone are the best compromise for wet/dry grip & sidewall strength. Got Avons on the back at the mo & theyr'e crap. have you sold the griff yet?
anthony
grahamw48 said:
Anyone else noticed the slippy melted tarmac out there ?
Car was all over the bloody place this evening.
I was out on the bike, roads were grippier than Velcro knickers on a fraulein. I was decking the tank badges on every roundabout... honest! Car was all over the bloody place this evening.


I'd have gone out in the 390 but there's the small matter of tax... can't do it online as it's been SORNed, have to go to some place called a 'Post Office'...
Tony,
As has been suggested Toyo's are about all that's left.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s3...
Phil
420 SEAC
As has been suggested Toyo's are about all that's left.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s3...
Phil
420 SEAC
Transmitter Man said:
Tony,
As has been suggested Toyo's are about all that's left.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s3...
Phil
420 SEAC
Show's it's worth shopping around.As has been suggested Toyo's are about all that's left.
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b0s3...
Phil
420 SEAC
JR said:
If you want road legal track tyres best get in quick.They are talking of banning them.
just had a look at these, are they any good in the wet?
They are talking of banning them.
rev-erend said:
JR said:
If you want road legal track tyres best get in quick.They are talking of banning them.
rev-erend said:
Agreed - for looks and dry weather grip - the best ever.
It's driving in torrential rain that we had for the last few summers that I hated.
Two sets sounds ideal.
Totally agree with Rev, 888's fantastic in the dry but very unnerving in the wet, my old wheels with the T1R's will be going back on the autumn, not only for the grip but the lattice wheels dont' need polishing every 5mins like the SE ones!It's driving in torrential rain that we had for the last few summers that I hated.
Two sets sounds ideal.
Chedder
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thanks simon

