Sports tyres comparison

http://www.conti-online.com/generato...twinner_en.pdf

Sorry if it's been posted before,

I know alot of people are asking "is this tyre good" and comparing their experiences, I found this and thought it may be of some use to someone.

Also found this :

http://jis-misc_photos_and_pdfs.goog...4MryfoMfixIMkw

Bah, shame they dont throw in some sports touring tyre's to see how they do in comparison

Updated OP

Cool. Now we need a Sport vs Sports touring tyre's

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by Jamiebridges123

Updated OP

Good find! Now let them take those tyres out on a wet track and rate them! Sports-Touring tyres are all about all round ability, not how they go round a dry track.... Oh I see this was from last year's PB, perhaps they did an 'end of life' report?

Originally Posted by Luckypants

Good find! Now let them take those tyres out on a wet track and rate them! Sports-Touring tyres are all about all round ability, not how they go round a dry track.... Oh I see this was from last year's PB, perhaps they did an 'end of life' report?

Well tbh they say the Roadsmarts are the best out there in the wet! Think im going to go for a pair of PP next though. Either that or PP front and PR2 back.

Roadsmarts *were* the best in the wet. I read last week that there's now a new front runner. I'll see if I can find where it was.

C

Better not be that crappy new Pirelli Angel thing.

Originally Posted by Berlin

Roadsmarts *were* the best in the wet. I read last week that there's now a new front runner. I'll see if I can find where it was.

C

OK ill be interested to read that

Originally Posted by Jamiebridges123

Better not be that crappy new Pirelli Angel thing.

Hmmm.

What are Pirelli supercorsa's like? A mate who does track racing is selling on used one's for £50 a pair... but id imagine they will be a little poor in the wet?

Very poor in the wet.. AFAIK they have NO silica in them... they take a while to warm up and don't like many heat cycles.. I hear 20-25 before they start going all blue and hard..

however when warm and in good condition... they will outgrip anything!!