Series71

Space man

• Dec 15, 2010

• #21

my stt's were great in the snow a week or so ago

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 15, 2010

• #22

them is nice tyres.good choice.
there be slidy for a day till yer scrub em off...watch it.

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 15, 2010

• #23

Series71 said:

my stt's were great in the snow a week or so ago

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does your landy work or did you roll em down the road and make snowmen outta them?

 

Series71

Space man

• Dec 15, 2010

• #24

Beast o Bodmin said:

does your landy work or did you roll em down the road and make snowmen outta them?

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bit of both

 

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super8

New Member

• Dec 15, 2010

• #25

thanks guys, good point about running them in ( would have done, but its always worth pointing out the obvious as its normaly the thing we forget!)
i dont mind people saying "HAVE YOU SEEN THAT RED LIGHT ETC..) 99.99999999998 times i have but you never know...

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 15, 2010

• #26

i had a set of kumahos once.them was slippy as fook for a week...

 

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super8

New Member

• Dec 17, 2010

• #27

Quick one 4 now
There BLOODY FANTASTIC!!!!

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 17, 2010

• #28

yep they are.good choice

 

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super8

New Member

• Dec 20, 2010

• #29

had to go ta a wedding yesterday, one and a half feet of snow plus some drifting (maybe up to two feet not sure i didn't stop) in and out of our track and lane 1in3 i one part also about 200 miles on snowy/icy roads.
Tyres scrabbled for grip twice going back up our track (not to scary even though there is a sheer drop on one side) and the onlt skid on the road when i stamped on the brakes on packed snow to see what happend!
even brand new the grip on the road was better than the old tyres i took off.
think the fuel consumption will go up though.
still dont think we'll ever get stuck.
thanks for the advice G