Desmo Due tyres for 2010 - Page 4

paynep · 04-Dec-2009, 11:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisBushell

As ever all of the detail that might be required is contained in the words of the response.

I thought it quite erudite!

I thought a crudite was a traditional French appetizers comprising sliced or whole raw vegetables which are dipped in a vinaigrette or another dipping sauce?

But then I don't have a degree in anything

MLC Racing · 04-Dec-2009, 12:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by paynep

I thought a crudite was a traditional French appetizers comprising sliced or whole raw vegetables which are dipped in a vinaigrette or another dipping sauce?

But then I don't have a degree in anything

Erudite:
chinese version of a popular 2 part adhesive.

My degrees are advanced.....or retarded.....or.....

paynep · 04-Dec-2009, 14:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by MLC Racing

Erudite:
chinese version of a popular 2 part adhesive.

A bit old hat now - Supergrue is the in thing

Chaz · 04-Dec-2009, 16:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisBushell

As ever all of the detail that might be required is contained in the words of the response.

I thought it quite erudite!

Never could understand suveners! sounds like Latin to me

steve41 · 04-Dec-2009, 17:41

Kev,

Cheers for getting out in the cold and testing tyres, I know Andy was over but managed to keep warm by cycling there!!!!

From what Andy said on feel of carcass, and tread patterns, and what you have found in testing we have the right choice in the Pirelli Rosso's I think.

Roll on next year

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year
Steve

Cranker V2 · 04-Dec-2009, 18:55

Well at least now we know. Good all round. I do not like secrets.................

Cranker V2 · 04-Dec-2009, 18:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by paynep

For Sale:

200 x front and rear Maxxis tyres

Never raced or rallied.

Any offers. contact C. Bushell.................

skidlids · 05-Dec-2009, 02:23

A pic of the front tyres I took with me, so the Bridgestones aren't included as Mark from Holbeach brought those along to the track

Gbyte666 · 05-Dec-2009, 03:13

Forgive me I dont know my tyres Kev.
The top one is a Pirelli ( dont know which one )

What are they top to bottom ?

Thx

Craig

badgerpilot · 05-Dec-2009, 05:20

Nice one for going out and sorting this out once and for all, but can't there be a bit more leaway in the 'first 3 rounds' aspect of running last year's rubber hoops? Plus I can't do the 1st round due to the date changes.

I put a new set on after being curly fingered at Castle Comb and could get at least another couple of seasons out of them yet.

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04-Dec-2009, 18:55	#36
Cranker V2 Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: Class A 620ssie #71 - 853 R/RS Dry - 748sp Wet Posts: 725 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Chester Mood: Green with envy Well at least now we know. Good all round. I do not like secrets................. Reply

05-Dec-2009, 02:23	#38
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club A pic of the front tyres I took with me, so the Bridgestones aren't included as Mark from Holbeach brought those along to the track Attached Thumbnails Checkout the Desmo Due Paddock on Facebook Reply

05-Dec-2009, 03:13	#39
Gbyte666 Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Bikes: Ducati 996 1 & only Class C DD Champion and KTM LC8 950 SMR Posts: 2,395 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Newbury/Hungerford Mood: It's not big, Its not funny, It's necessary Forgive me I dont know my tyres Kev. The top one is a Pirelli ( dont know which one ) What are they top to bottom ? Thx Craig Reply