Insa Turbo Traction Tracks

Erm... no, don't have a clue on expected mileage... but I don't think I'm going to do many miles anyway..
I'm quite close to a few play areas... I was out on saturday and Sunday and didn't even do 100 miles...

But would be good to know expected miles on them..but then again I think that will depend on what kind of surface you go off roading and also how many road miles you do.. so probably quite difficult to guess

[JP];735138 said:

Erm... no, don't have a clue on expected mileage... but I don't think I'm going to do many miles anyway..
I'm quite close to a few play areas... I was out on saturday and Sunday and didn't even do 100 miles...

But would be good to know expected miles on them..but then again I think that will depend on what kind of surface you go off roading and also how many road miles you do.. so probably quite difficult to guess

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Very true....we do mostly road miles on ours so a bt silly getting 70/30 off/on road tyres, but hey ho. Your's will no doubt outlast ours by three or fours new sets...lol

Yo, those nobblie on that 90 are gorgeous...

Me and Grunty don't really get off road, but would like to change that

; )

Based around Bristol/Bath if you want to take us out and teach some newbies

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Here's the bikes

Thundercat



Blade



Blackbird

stretchie_ said:

Based around Bristol/Bath if you want to take us out and teach some newbies

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Tyres look good guys

PM me a number, and I'll call you next time we are heading out I'm in Bradley Stoke, so just round the corner LOL.

Gorgeous Blade JP......I bet those pics will make Stretchie nervous...lol.

We went out before Christmas doing Devizes to Melksham and such and was much wetter than we thought. Had a great time and Stretchie couldn't believe how well our disco coped with the mud....even with the then road tyres on it!

Well, spent all day today in the disco off road between Barnstaple and Tiverton and all I can say is that the Traction Tracks were superb. Great traction (you'd hope given the name) and made much of the terrain feel like just a few stones compared to the Colways I used to use.

Steep, rocky gradients with running water over them and not a problem or loss of traction once. Only time we couldn't proceed was due to losing the diff lock just as we were on the worst 20 metres of track. The 300tdi 90 we were with failed at first attempt and just got it over the rocks after a big old burst on the throttle. So, he didn't have enough traction to tow the disco and we spent 2 hours of using a hand winch to get us off and away.

Brilliant day for Stretchie, learning about towing and techniques on gradients and rocky terrain and he couldn't and still can't quite believe how capable these vehicles are.

So, in summary, for a little over £300, you could have five of these tyres delivered, fitted and balanced and would get the kind of traction you get from BDG Mud terrains! We'll see about the longevity as we do a lot of road miles, but loving them after their first real test!