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Is it time for an open class in SX/MX?
Seems like the open class leveled the field between privateers and factory teams before, it would do it again.
There should be no displacement rules per engine type but having an open class means more races and they can keep the artificial rules.
Seems like the open class leveled the field between privateers and factory teams before, it would do it again.
There should be no displacement rules per engine type but having an open class means more races and they can keep the artificial rules.
The Shop
Electric, 2t, 4t, twin cylinder, rotary, diesel, steam, turbine, auto trans, auto clutch and whatever else someone wants to invent. Let the race track decide what should be there. If you think you can compete, bring it. Works, custom built, trials hybrids, garage specials, Frankenbikes and all.
We know cc for cc the 2 stroke makes more power and thats the only reason displacement differences came about.
The large cc bikes, specifically 2 strokes, close the gap between factory and privateer.
Homogenized bikes? Upcoming sponsorship from the American dairy farmers?
amalgamate, standardize, its all the same. AMA prefers to use homogenized.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homologation_(motorsport)
Look at DH mountain biking. There are a lot of cottage / boutique builders who come up with some crazy shit to compete with the big manufacturers.
its died off how many times before both here in the states and Europe???
Having said that, if it so hard to beat, wouldn't you like the to see the races where someone or some manufacturer tries to dethrone the 4 stroke once again?
Pit Row
Or a spec Alta electric series. Alta would provide the bikes like the KJSC.
TruMoo factory Suzuki stamp it.
I understand that DH bikes have a bunch of technology, but there are a lot more moving parts on an MX bike...
It's a limited class with rules around engine displacement, the literal opposite of an open class.
Nothing stating 2017 will have a season.
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