about that Michelin Tire (ooh, if you prefer, Tyre) theft

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Racing' started by Michael Sierchio, May 31, 2005.

  1. The Mitch-el-in Man sed:

    ... during the last event at Mondello Park our Michelin truck got
    broken into and a single tyre went missing. Would a “sneak thief”
    take all these risks to grab a single tyre that he would probably
    not even know where it can be used? I don’t think so!

    Aw, c'mon -- I've had the top on my convertible (roadster) slashed
    and the car burglarized -- when there was nothing in it of value,
    AND THE DOORS WERE UNLOCKED.

    There are plenty of criminals who don't calculate the potential risks
    associated with their lack of impulse control.

    You think it was industrial theft/espionage? I don't.
     
    Michael Sierchio, May 31, 2005
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  2. Michael Sierchio

    Julian Bond Guest

    I found this bit interesting in the context of factory involvement.

    "Since what used to be the Superbike World Championship went for the one
    tyre brand rule, we, at Michelin, started taking part in the British
    Superbike Championship. We did that only because we were asked by our
    long term racing partner Honda Racing Corporation to be there in order
    to get ready to prepare the Suzuka 8 Hours."
     
    Julian Bond, Jun 1, 2005
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  3. Michael Sierchio

    SNAFU Guest

    BTW, I read that American Honda is/are going its/their own way as
    to the preparation of CBR1000RRs.

    So, I assume, the British and the Japanese SBK championships are
    the only ones now featuring CBR1000RRW

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    SNAFU, Jun 1, 2005
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