Official VP Pro USA Thread
#481
Yep.
The Gripz is non directional.
And the Blades have all the pins connected for less flex. It's basically a dual stage Turbo Trax.
I can't wait to test them out.
The Gripz is non directional.
And the Blades have all the pins connected for less flex. It's basically a dual stage Turbo Trax.
I can't wait to test them out.
#484
Stu541,
I know what you mean. The compounds are actually the same. The axeman feel softer because of the pin height and shape making them feel softer. The Condor pins are short and stubby which allows for less pin flexx making the pin feel harder.
The Blades pictured above would feel more like the Axeman wheras the Gripz have a stiffer more reinforced pin. ; )
Hope that helps.
I know what you mean. The compounds are actually the same. The axeman feel softer because of the pin height and shape making them feel softer. The Condor pins are short and stubby which allows for less pin flexx making the pin feel harder.
The Blades pictured above would feel more like the Axeman wheras the Gripz have a stiffer more reinforced pin. ; )
Hope that helps.
#485
Tech Master
iTrader: (17)
I'm sold either way. mainly curious. I have been running vp pro since they hit the states. I love the way they wear and the traction I get. up here I could probably get by with axeman and condors alone. Be nice to get some truggy tire in those. But with these new treads I will definately be dialed anywhere. Thanks Gene, and Andrew for hooking us all up.
#490
I think the turbo trax will be better. Since wear is high you might want to go with medium flex like Gene said.
#492
Tech Initiate
I want to send a special thanks to all of the vp pro staff for getting me tires quickly for my races down in houston tx.I recently ran the axman uf compound and they are awsome with good wear in this cold weather........