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I know this is not directly a DIY thread but it seemed the most appropriate place for it since it's accurate info not hearsay or opinion.
This is an old 2001 version, there are newer versions but I've been unable to locate one - they are essentially the same, just a little different in format.
Young folk get out your calculator...old folk better go find the slide rule...enjoy!
Michelin tyre grip... http://www.dimnp.unipi.it/guiggiani-..._Tire_Grip.pdf
WOW ..... Fantastic info ( 1 hr. to read ) ...... However since it doesn't tell you how to find a tire with these properties. I don't see how it really helps anyone....... Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by PinkRosePetal
:dontknow: Perhaps you underestimate the intelligence of the readers.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911
tick...tick...tick...
What's does that mean? Tick Tick Tick. Is that like tapping your foot.
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Originally Posted by trikermutha
No that's the sound of a tire when you get a screw in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by trikermutha
Is that possible?Quote:
Originally Posted by PinkRosePetal
Hijacking?Quote:
Originally Posted by CopperSpyder
No its a thread about tires not foot taping and I'm trying to keep it on track (tires)Quote:
Originally Posted by UtahPete
Ticking time bomb with the thread about to explode :)
only problem with the article is it is for tires when driving on the left side of the road
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Originally Posted by SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
:clap::clap::clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
AND "tire" is spelled like we spell spyder. :joke::joke::joke:
So yes: the thread has been hijacked for a humorous pause. Sarchasm is the lowesrt form of humor---- but we do it so well.
Nah, that's right-hand spelling...Quote:
Originally Posted by Lew L
And that'll be sarcasm and humour in left-hand spelling....
This thread read tread ..has gone phlat read flat ...made me tyred ...