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bdev said:
I've used them as a trackway 'wet' tyre for a few years... they are better in full wet conditions than Avon ZZS, but not as good in damp conditions...
Agree completely. I use the CR28 as a “wet” race tyre (we have to use road legal tyres) and find them very good in proper wet conditions.Tazio77 said:
One thing to remember is that according to the Avon website they are only approved for road cars built before October 1990
I didnt know that. Seems strange. Anyone know why?I think CR28 were the specified “wet” tyre on an official Caterham championship until fairly recently.
Anyway, i recommend them as a “wet” tyre for track days or racing on in a Caterham, where the regs require MUK List 1A, B or C tyres.
Tazio77 said:
Direct from the Avon site
Note
The Avon CR28 Sport is EXEMPT from the EU tyre labeling regulation EC1222/2009 becuase, The tyre is designed to be fitted only to vehicles registered for the first time before 1 October 1990. View the Exemption label.
Yes, I read that, prompted by your first post. Still doesn’t explain why though.Note
The Avon CR28 Sport is EXEMPT from the EU tyre labeling regulation EC1222/2009 becuase, The tyre is designed to be fitted only to vehicles registered for the first time before 1 October 1990. View the Exemption label.
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