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Tyre compounds and colours
Really quick question.
Softest to hardest what are the colours of the Ballistic and Schumacher off road tyres (particularly the minispikes)? Ta. Elliott. |
BB:
SOFT purple pink green blue HARD Schu: SOFT pink green yellow blue HARD |
A further question on the Shumacher tyres,
Yellow & Blue are the same 'type' of rubber, yellow being a softer compound. Green is a different 'type' of rubber. I was told this about 10 years ago and have never had a reason to doubt it, is it correct? |
AFAIK yes. Do the sniff test if you like Stu, yellows and blues smell of rubber, greens smell nothing similar. (er.... so i been told yer honour:))
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yellows are quite a firm feeling rubber like sch blues, and they rebound to shape. sch greens are a weird soft rubber that squishes and doesn't rebound to shape very well. greens actually feel softer to manipulate but the compound is harder than yellows.
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Thanks for the quick answers.
Elliott. |
So what is recomended for astro in damp and wet conditions. I know Sch Yellow for dry not sure about damp and wet?
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Wet/Damp astro usaully requires Green BB's or Green Schumacher Mini's - BUT BB Pinks have also been found to work, but being that bit softer have a tendancy to wear out quicker.
Thanks, |
blues
i have been told blue schus work well in the wet. is it worth me gluing up a set . or should i just stick with yellows. or even buy a set of bb greens.
aint this tyre choice thing confusing sometimes:) |
Easiest thing is to have Schuey yellows and BB green's in your box, the BB's generally work everywhere when it's damp/wet(/moist :p) and yellows in the dry - simples :)
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If you have a set of blues lying around, they do work well on wet grass tracks, astro is a different matter;)
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