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jambon in reply to @underuser53929

That was my hunch, I get the impression sports touring tyres have come a long way in the last decade or so. I've heard the Ron Haslam race school apparently use bridgestone T30 but have no proof.

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Jung in reply to @jambon

You'll be fine mate. Just remember they tend to lose grip / get greasy as they get hot...If it's a very warm day and you're pushing on, ease off a bit from time to time. It's not the leaning that stresses the tyres, it's the stopping and going...

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jambon in reply to @Jung

Cant be bothered to change them if they'll do the job, will most likely reconsider once they need replacing. I've had a rear tyre move sideways when driving out of a corner before, so just want to avoid that sphincter-tightening experience if possible. It's still fresh.

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