Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

hi guys im purchasing my tyres ready for the winter and the muddy times, ive narrowed it down to the,
INSA TURBO SPECIAL TRACK
and the
MALTESTA KAIMEN.
can i have your feedback and experiences with these tyres please

storm99 · Oct 11, 2011

Maltesers still melt...despite multiple posts....

Dr_evil · Oct 11, 2011

And I still like cake

storm99 · Oct 11, 2011

Try this bloke...he might be ble to help.

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/anyone-know-these-2-tyres-better-please-165428.html#post1645875

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

i didnt think my first post uploaded lol.

Dr_evil · Oct 11, 2011

Does he know anything about cake ?

wiltshire landyman · Oct 11, 2011

simex

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

insa or maltesta?
cake? yerr u must eat alot of it!

Dr_evil · Oct 11, 2011

Cakes good, nuff said

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

do u know anything about tyres?
or just victoria sponge?

wiltshire landyman · Oct 11, 2011

Newboy-matt said:
insa or maltesta?
!

there both ****..

Dr_evil · Oct 11, 2011

I know I likes my BFG AT's

But cakes much better

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

thanks that helps.. i cant say that a have a spare £600 ish too spend

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

Dr_evil said:
I know I likes my BFG AT's

But cakes much better

thanks for that

lanny man 90 · Oct 11, 2011

Newboy-matt said:
thanks that helps.. i cant say that a have a spare £600 ish too spend

for sale section

:nospamhere:

Newboy-matt · Oct 11, 2011

lanny man 90 said:
for sale section

:nospamhere:

thanks

but im not too sure how to use the site yet lol

lanny man 90 · Oct 11, 2011

Newboy-matt said:
thanks but im not too sure how to use the site yet lol

go to for sale in the anything go's section

Grimmer · Oct 11, 2011

Dr_evil said:
I know I likes my BFG AT's

But cakes much better

How does the cake handle the snow, and what psi do you run the cake at, or does it depend on the type of cake

Dr_evil · Oct 11, 2011

It varies greatly depending on the type of cake, a devils cake with a harder compound requires far less gas than a spongy carrot cake

In the snow I find small semi cakes like scones seem to hold their own better than the larger off road cakes such as victoria sponge

110woman · Oct 11, 2011

Dr_evil said:
It varies greatly depending on the type of cake, a devils cake with a harder compound requires far less gas than a spongy carrot cake

will take exception to your findings- the oil ratio in carrot cake as opposed to the butter ratio in a sponge cake means that the consistency of a good carrot cake is definitely more sedate than the lighter more responsive sponge

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