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ballistic blues
just out of interest, where do we use ballistic blues nowadays?
any good in wet conditions as they're a bit firmer spiked than the greens... thought they may cut in to the grass a bit better... |
i got told the other day that ballistic pinks are the way forward on wet grass. :wtf:
are you thinking about Oswestry on sunday dude? |
i've got some blues in at the shop, just wondering what they're good for. I've got greens ready for sunday... or will have when i get round to putting them on some wheels.
I reckon pinks won't last at oswestry, especially if we're on the tarmac at the back. |
one of my local tracks had a fairly long pile astro track and the blues were awesome there in the wet. Never tried them anywhere else though.
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Blues are the way forward :rolleyes:
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i think i'm gonna take some with me to try out...
It's going to be a weekend of testing from the looks of things! |
There ok on grass, just not as good as yellow's
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i thought yellows were rubbish on wet grass?
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If you can't get any full(er) spikes then new bb blues will be great on longer (inc wet) grass.
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i can also lay my hands on tamiya super gripper spire spikes. Very very similar pattern to a TR32, in a slightly firmer compound. Came as standard on the Top Force Evo, and some of the newer cars. Great club tyre i reckon, but not legal for the regionals (?) or nats. :(
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the blues will be ace around most of the track on sunday mate, but they'll be absolute BOBBINS on the tarmac. I can't wait to punt you off the track when you're fishtailing all over the place like a little bitch
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i'll just have to remember not to shout "I'M WALKING AWAY WITH IT!!!!"
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:D That was so funny!
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