Tyres 1978 Mirage - UK
- Thread starter steam
- Start date
Laverdalothar
Hero member
- Location
- Germany
Hi Romeo,
yes, I heard about the different tarmac in Croatia, my neighbour comes from there, too, and they do have a house still south of Pula. He has brought a KTM over to their house for offroad usage just last year and was a bit scared of the roads in wet. "Fortunately, they are rarely seeing any water..." he said...
yes, I heard about the different tarmac in Croatia, my neighbour comes from there, too, and they do have a house still south of Pula. He has brought a KTM over to their house for offroad usage just last year and was a bit scared of the roads in wet. "Fortunately, they are rarely seeing any water..." he said...
Romeo.D
Hero member
- Location
- Zadar - Croatia
Gerald said:Hi Romeo,
Kalkstein is limestone in English. If in doubt of a word's translation check dict.cc or leo.org, but sofar I've always understood what you've said
Regards
Gerald
TKS , usualy i know the words but sometimes mix lenguages .
Romeo.D
Hero member
- Location
- Zadar - Croatia
Laverdalothar said:Hi Romeo,
yes, I heard about the different tarmac in Croatia, my neighbour comes from there, too, and they do have a house still south of Pula. He has brought a KTM over to their house for offroad usage just last year and was a bit scared of the roads in wet. "Fortunately, they are rarely seeing any water..." he said...
Driving in wet conditions on open road is ok if you drive carefully , but driving when is raining in cities on coast is like playin Russian Rulete it is not often but when it is i drive very carfuly to the garage ( no acceleration , low rpm , very carefuly braking )somehow it become deep writen in my brain and even on racetrack when i see rain i dont drive or i am slowets around . Interesting is that asphalt in inland cities is with granit but seams to be to expensive for use in coast area .
Laverdalothar
Hero member
- Location
- Germany
Robjota said:Probably, though it's a guess, they are a single compound tyre which would explain that totally...... load and speed would both accelerate wear in the centre, sounds like waste of a good tyre for touring but best for 18" track. I wouldn't hesitate to use them Lothar if using 18" for anything other than Spa.
My baby's happy with only 17 inches ! Insert entendre here
Hi Rob,
the BT012SS do have a dual compound rear and front (3C as they call it, thoug in reallity it is just 2 different componts...)