Don't get scared of a LSD, as everything else you need to learn it's quirks. At 41 you must have tried to master more than one of the female spieces; not being able to read the first one right hasn't put you off trying to understand the next right??
Quote from: danishmkvgti on January 06, 2011, 01:33:42 pmDon't get scared of a LSD, as everything else you need to learn it's quirks. At 41 you must have tried to master more than one of the female spieces; not being able to read the first one right hasn't put you off trying to understand the next right?? You are not wrong there! Part of the concern over the cost of a LSD was because I am getting married (again!!!!) later this year
Quote from: muckipup on January 06, 2011, 03:07:58 pmQuote from: danishmkvgti on January 06, 2011, 01:33:42 pmDon't get scared of a LSD, as everything else you need to learn it's quirks. At 41 you must have tried to master more than one of the female spieces; not being able to read the first one right hasn't put you off trying to understand the next right?? You are not wrong there! Part of the concern over the cost of a LSD was because I am getting married (again!!!!) later this year marriage is over rated compared to an LSD
Quote from: danishmkvgti on January 06, 2011, 01:03:04 amQuote from: RedRobin on January 05, 2011, 11:14:29 pmQuote from: Janner_Sy on January 05, 2011, 09:19:26 pmthe problem is though tyres are a consumable, if you could get an LSD and then go for a slightly less extreme tyre like the PS2, eagle F1 and have a similar amount of grip. this will be more initially expensive, but you consumables will not need changing so often. so in the long run i think this is the sensible option....That's interesting and something I hadn't thought about. My tyres (GY and Dunlop Asymmetrics) seem to be lasting longer and I couldn't understand why.RR i think that Janner refers to soft tyres without LSD will need replacing more often than harder tyres and LSD, not as the LSD makes your tyres last longer.coorect. soft compount ulrqa high performance tyres such as the toyo R1R would give very good grip, but wouldnt last that long. Using an LSD and a slightly harder compound tyre, you could get similar grip/traction levels but with cheaper tyres that will last longer
Quote from: RedRobin on January 05, 2011, 11:14:29 pmQuote from: Janner_Sy on January 05, 2011, 09:19:26 pmthe problem is though tyres are a consumable, if you could get an LSD and then go for a slightly less extreme tyre like the PS2, eagle F1 and have a similar amount of grip. this will be more initially expensive, but you consumables will not need changing so often. so in the long run i think this is the sensible option....That's interesting and something I hadn't thought about. My tyres (GY and Dunlop Asymmetrics) seem to be lasting longer and I couldn't understand why.RR i think that Janner refers to soft tyres without LSD will need replacing more often than harder tyres and LSD, not as the LSD makes your tyres last longer.
Quote from: Janner_Sy on January 05, 2011, 09:19:26 pmthe problem is though tyres are a consumable, if you could get an LSD and then go for a slightly less extreme tyre like the PS2, eagle F1 and have a similar amount of grip. this will be more initially expensive, but you consumables will not need changing so often. so in the long run i think this is the sensible option....That's interesting and something I hadn't thought about. My tyres (GY and Dunlop Asymmetrics) seem to be lasting longer and I couldn't understand why.
the problem is though tyres are a consumable, if you could get an LSD and then go for a slightly less extreme tyre like the PS2, eagle F1 and have a similar amount of grip. this will be more initially expensive, but you consumables will not need changing so often. so in the long run i think this is the sensible option
£60 the first night. were not talking brothels
