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I was actually enjoying it ! If I had finished the first race that would have been my best result. As for the first bend of race 2 I came out of that with more than a handfull of people behind me. Nobody lapped me! Dont think we will get a solution thats going to work for everyone! Mark |
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Wish it had been cuz I was leading!! |
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Move up to Class A then, carby pussies!! :lol: |
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maybe next year ;) |
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Not sure were you read that but I set my fastest wet time on Sunday on a wet rear that: a/ Got punctured on Sat in race 2, and I repaired with a mushroom b/ Was a scrub from TST at the start of the season c/ Has seen 5 wet races this season d/ And was mullered after a dry race late on Saturday but I smoothed it off in Sundays morning practice. Maybe on a 150bhp bike wets should only be used once or twice but on a 48bhp bike they are awesome, I had my knee down and set some good lap times and the braking is awesome on well used wets. |
I'd love to try them, see just how different they are. In the dampo the current tyres seem to work well (for me) but in standing water not so - but then you cant have everything! But this weekend would have had me so confused...wet...dry...wet I doubt I would have got out there! :lol: |
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Whats your name ? Craig !!! :devil: |
Just got back from Cadwell as Mark from holbeach tyres was there and i needed new rubber to scrub in on saturday, its spitting on and off there and people are running backwards and forwards to him saying can you take the tyres off and put wets on then 20 mins later are back again asking for the wets to be taken off again i think they are all confused.com :) Saturday practice at Pembrey in the damp to wet i felt i had plenty of grip and could have gone quicker if i had known the track, so regardless of if it had rained or not i would have stuck with the dunlops. |
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Says it all really! |
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i don' think it says anything? you have 2 sets of wheels. one with wets on one with dry tyres. if its dry you put dry wheels in, if its wet you put wet wheels in. if it's damp you make a choice and then you ride accordingly - just like now when you have to ride accordingly on dry tyres irrespective of track condition. if you get it wrong you don't go as fast and you dont do as well. Simples |
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