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Old 25-08-05, 08:07 PM   #71
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Ok, to clarify, 70% on the front and 30% on the back in the dry and 50/50% in the wet. I've never known someone to refer to backbrake first anyhoo.
Going by the way some people post on internet forums it 70/30 could be meant either way.
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Old 25-08-05, 08:24 PM   #72
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Its just a concrete, slippy surface
It's a fair point. Concrete is known to get particularly slippy in the wet cos water stays on it too well. The roadcraft manual even makes a point of mentioning it.
can guarantee the majority of accident black spots on the M20 in winter are on the concrete sections rather than the tarmacked bits.

thats seriously the problem with the M20 in heavy rain. The water doesnt shift anywhere and stays on the road. No matter how smooth I am with the controls it just is not a nice surface to be on with that much water.

And Id go down the A20 if it werent for the fact that road floods in places.
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