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Manual? No chance, it would be auto only as per the usage in other applications I strongly suspect.

Were the old Eagle F1s not their equivalent of the old MPSS? And of course, you should always take the advice of an expert over one guy on an Internet forum. Just my thoughts on it, nothing else.

Pretty sure the police pay tax.

And that’s the key, at what price all that engineering? Who’s going to buy a £50k 370, when they could get a Supra?

Not really, I’m going off personal previous experiences of their previous tyres of the same ilk. I think I said that everyone else finds them good in the wet, yet I found the feel and grip to be dreadful. That was across multiple years of F1s, so I don’t expect that to have radically changed. Seems fair enough to me, but I’m happy to try them and see if that’s still the case. Turtlewax is still sh*t though

This makes me feel like I’m losing my edge and getting old

Oh I know, but there have been many different revisions of the F1s and they’ve all been consistent in the wet handling IMHO that I wouldn’t expect Goodyear to suddenly throw all that away and go in a different direction.

Yup, I want the best regardless Actually I probably wouldn’t, as many have rated the F1s of days gone by as great in the wet when I found them to be the exact opposite. Still, I’d happily try some just for fun.

Seen it, @StevoD tagged me in it the other day. Great to have more competition in the sector

Try 143mph (230kph), which should be enough for most I would think!

My mental health is fine right now, if you can count walking around the wing singing “MYYYYY CORONA!” very loudly as fine.

@DoogyRev used to, got made redundant in 2017 and have been a PO since early 2018. Yup some of them are seriously odd, also met a few people that everyone on here would’ve heard of too! Love the job though, every bit of it and wouldn’t ever dream of doing anything else. If one more person asks me for a toilet roll or vapes though...!

I’m a prison officer at a large Cat C establishment in the London catchment area, so I’m still going to work as normal obviously. As the other half is in the very high risk category (pregnant with a heart condition) I’m confined to working the cleaner D Cat units, but that doesn’t make me safe at all. I just get on with it and deal with it as normal, doesn’t mean I’m not terrified for the life of my unborn child.

Bye bye NA

I can’t see my daughter for the foreseeable future now. That really does suck