I was going to race this in the amateur class but it has a reed valve. I might just ride in the amateur heats for fun. Yes, the sissy bar is still there.
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There is no such rule that if you have a reed you can't be in the 2 StrokeI was going to race this in the amateur class but it has a reed valve. I might just ride in the amateur heats for fun. Yes, the sissy bar is still there.
Amateur Class.
We will work out who is in which class on race day Saturday 13th by
running the heats and a little common sense.
Which class you are in will be a combination of your rider skills and your bike.
We really need 3 66 cc 2 Stroke classes but ya gotta start somewhere.
Rob and Greg of PistonBikes.com are putting up the cool prize of a Grubee
aluminum bike frame so they will be getting a say in who is in what class.
CR Machine is sponsoring 2 of their billet heads as prizes for 2nd and 3rd.
The idea of the 2 Stroke Amateur Class is to have a race for new inexperienced
riders with fairly stock, inexpensive builds where they can be competitive.
No need to dump a bunch of money into a race bike, just bring your everyday
rider and have a blast on the track.
Off the top of my head I would say your bike would be in the class.
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Cool. No matter what class I end up in, I'm really looking forward to race, the camping and just plain hanging out. Cheers!There is no such rule that if you have a reed you can't be in the 2 Stroke
Amateur Class.
We will work out who is in which class on race day Saturday 13th by
running the heats and a little common sense.
Which class you are in will be a combination of your rider skills and your bike.
We really need 3 66 cc 2 Stroke classes but ya gotta start somewhere.
Rob and Greg of PistonBikes.com are putting up the cool prize of a Grubee
aluminum bike frame so they will be getting a say in who is in what class.
CR Machine is sponsoring 2 of their billet heads as prizes for 2nd and 3rd.
The idea of the 2 Stroke Amateur Class is to have a race for new inexperienced
riders with fairly stock, inexpensive builds where they can be competitive.
No need to dump a bunch of money into a race bike, just bring your everyday
rider and have a blast on the track.
Off the top of my head I would say your bike would be in the class.
