Glad to see your ok buddy. That looked blooming painful. Can I ask what tyres you,ve got fitted.
It's nothing to do with tread. Slick cycle tyres can't aquaplane in wet weather. Slick or tread, the result would probably have been the same.Vittoria Rubino's 23c, no tread so to speak, lethal in the wet as i found out.
New Winter tyres are Schwalbe Marathons with a decent tread (I hope)
Are they recent? Anyone know if the 23s are different? Rubino 25s I've bought recently have file-like shoulder tread that seems pretty good in the wet (unlike Zaffiro Slicks).Vittoria Rubino's 23c, no tread so to speak, lethal in the wet as i found out.
Depends what the rain has washed across the road, surely?It's nothing to do with tread. Slick cycle tyres can't aquaplane in wet weather. Slick or tread, the result would probably have been the same.
Well aren't you a smart boy. Did you read my post properly?Depends what the rain has washed across the road, surely?
Yes. Why didn't you read @Rooster1's post well enough to notice the complaint was about "in the wet" rather than aquaplaning?Well aren't you a smart boy. Did you read my post properly?
Are they recent? Anyone know if the 23s are different? Rubino 25s I've bought recently have file-like shoulder tread that seems pretty good in the wet (unlike Zaffiro Slicks).
And why didn't you read my post in the context of his post.. I'll make it simple for you. What ever the tyre he would have been using, the result would have probably been the same.Yes. Why didn't you read @Rooster1's post well enough to notice the complaint was about "in the wet" rather than aquaplaning?
So, in other words, the claim is that all tyre compounds and treads offer similar grip?What ever the tyre he would have been using, the result would have probably been the same.
Bike is fine. My arm and rear end was scuffed up a bit, and bruised. All good. Back on it.
On the road and in wet conditions yes. As some someone else has pointed out, tread pattern on road cycle tyres are mainly superfluous.So, in other words, the claim is that all tyre compounds and treads offer similar grip?