Paul Milton

I'll have a look. Cheers!

Have a sub-loom but unsure about connection point into main loom. One option would appear to be in nearside rear wheel arch (Roadsport 2002) but has anyone any better suggestions?

Have a sub-loom but unsure about connection point into main loom. One option would appear to be in nearside rear wheel arch (Roadsport 2002) but has anyone any better suggestions?

Polleysport fitted my 185x60x14 for £396 last month which also had the advantage of an excuse for a blat there and back

May have been me KR02?? Was on way back from Polleysport with a new set of AO21Rs on.

Finally got AO21Rs fitted by Pollysport (best deal and very helpful) on Friday. What a difference! Took the B660 Ramsey to Kimbolton. Fantastic road and virtually empty of traffic. Car now feels and drives like it should. Cannot understand why it had Z3s in the first place, they were just wrong.

Thanks for comments. Ended up phoning Caterham after sales as web site still saying no stock. Turns out web site doesn't log a customer request to advise when stock in. So they wouldn't know if people (such as myself 2 months ago) had been trying to get some. They don't have BRG or yellow in but will now order some. Should have in 7 days. Lesson is don't rely on web sites, talk to someone.

Yes, BRG and yellow (nose and stripe). Can't understand why not readily available, not unusual but been trying for 2-3 months.

Been trying to get some touch up paint from Caterham after-sales web site. What a waste of space, hopeless no stock and never came back!

Thanks guys. All very useful and informative. Inclined to go for 21's as will get little track use and they appear to be better for all weather use. Tempted by the 48's though.

Bought a used Roadsport K series 125 with 135 upgrade from Caterham earlier this year fitted with Avon ZV3 186/60/R14. Spoken with some club members who recommend changing to Yokohama A021R but have also come across A048. Appreciate any thoughts and experiences.

Just on a quick trip, didn't think I'd need a fill up. Too much 'right foot down a bit'!