Eagle F1 Asymmetric: Not Impressed!!
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Around 10k i think perhaps slightly more, good going if you ask me because 80% of those miles are country roads on the way to work.
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When the roads are slightly damp they tend to slide around slightly on the exit of corners, they don't seem to transition from dry to wet very well.
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Not that i've read but i've only got the test results from back in 2007.
Interesting that they didn't do a damp test. Maybe this is part of the reason that the a few F1A users seem disappointed with them.
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Never had any problems in the damp on mine although I do hear that Pilot Sport 2's are so awesome they come with an angel who vacuums up the dampness near your car, as you drive along? This is why they cost so much, minimum wage for angels and all that 
[TW]Fox;15051369 said:Never had any problems in the damp on mine although I do hear that Pilot Sport 2's are so awesome they come with an angel who vacuums up the dampness near your car, as you drive along? This is why they cost so much, minimum wage for angels and all that
I think it's a pretty fair observation. In the winter the roads are mostly going to be damp - not dry and not soaking wet, so why wasn't this tested by the almighty Evo?
