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11/19/2015 9:40am
Just read this story about how Canada had to make special rules for two strokes because they claim the big factory teams are worried? If this is true it just goes to show no pro race series is open to anyone. No matter if it is two strokes or four..............they do not want anyone winning other than the factory teams! This type of thing should wake up a few people as to how this industry works now. Nice that Motocross Action stays up on these things though.
http://motocrossactionmag.com/news/canada-sticks-it-to-the-two-stroke-a…
http://motocrossactionmag.com/news/canada-sticks-it-to-the-two-stroke-a…
We are lucky to have those guys so "on it" like you say.
Of course it is obvious they were pressured. Promoters are afraid the big boys will take their ball and not play.
Was I to do a history check and make sure who announced it first?
The Shop
I was making a comment about the rules changed in Canada and not a statement about media really. Just glad MXA posted this story for me to read. It was not attack or they are better than you thing.
In this case it's been discussed on Vital, so there's already a topic about it floating around.
Thanks for coming out though.
I have no problem with the fact if the riders don't want two strokes but it seems to me that the factory teams and the promoters are the ones taking them away. Seems as if the free market should decide the fate of a product and not high level people in the industry. Big government never works!
Pit Row
It's been a few decades since they "stayed up on things".
I think some changes over in the USA are in order....Canadian riders can only compete on Chinese dirtbikes!
No way!
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