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Originally posted by Rattler
Nick - not sure I agree, if it was any road tyre, then I could use soft Supercorsas (my preffered choice) if it was very dry and then D207RRs (or similar if it was damp) - I'd then need 2 sets of wheels.
Unless you're suggesting that one type is selected by each rider and then he (or she) has to stick with that tyre - but difficult to police.
Steve M's idea of 3 different tyres that you could chose from is more viable I reckon as this would be a predefined list created by the organisers and would probably be a single type of tyre from Bridgestone, Dunlop or Michelin (perhaps).
Tim |
yeah, I was sort of thinking out loud really.
I reckon the best suggestion so far is a small selection of similar tyres which would be not significantly better be it wet or dry, therefor eliminating the need for spare wheels.
But let's see what the powers-that-be come up with.
15-Dec-2004, 19:50 
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