TOYO T1-S Advice
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stevieb

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5,253 posts

295 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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Following Simons Acident last year (21TVR) it sound like some people are not aware of the T1-S warning that should be handed down by the Tyre Fitter


Bit of advice i had from a TOYO Sales man, T1-s Proxies. Do not grip very well when new (less than 200 to 300 miles) They need this to get rid of the relesing compound on the tyre. This should be filter down the chain as general advice to go easy for a few hundred miles to bed the tyes in.



mrmaggit

10,146 posts

276 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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That's standard advise for all tyres. Bike and car.

jigs

1,840 posts

278 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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Was Simon on brand new Toyo tyres at the time of his mishap?

deeen

6,375 posts

273 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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i understand if you can avoid ragging it for the first 1000 miles it extends tyre life considerably, don't know why. I believe this and the releasing agent warning applies to all tyres, not just toyo.

TheHobbit

1,189 posts

279 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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deeen said:
i understand if you can avoid ragging it for the first 1000 miles it extends tyre life considerably, don't know why


if I understand correctly, the tyres continue the curing process with the warming and cooling of the tyres in use. too hot too quick can screw them.

deeen

6,375 posts

273 months

Monday 19th January 2004
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ta hob