Tear off ban in Australia... thoughts

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Tear off have been band for all mx and SX competition in Australia
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2/25/2017 12:56am
No go pro's allowed either..
overall motorcycling Australia is a joke. I was planning on making a return to do some club mx days but now I won't even bother.
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2/25/2017 12:59am
I have had my race licence for 10 years and when its due in April I am seriously considering not renewing it. Most likely keep it for another year.

MA are making it even more expensive and difficult to race/ride.
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2/25/2017 1:05am
Go to the Australian Dirt Bike Riders Inc Facebook page and share your thoughts on there tear off ban post!!'

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2/25/2017 2:55am Edited Date/Time 2/25/2017 3:32am
I think it's a good thing in the long run. Think of them as just a plastic product, you wouldn't go out in the nature and throw around plastic.

I'd like to see more biodegradable tear offs out there. I think Dragon goggles sells them for their goggles but i don't know if anyone else does it.

The roll off systems are getting better and better(Oakley Airbrake, 100% forecast).
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2/25/2017 3:26am
Doesn't bother me at all. Raced last weekend, it was pretty muddy, already had roll offs on my goggles.

As for go pros, helmets weren't designed to have anything stuck/mounted to them so I can see where MA are coming from. A smart helmet company would work with go pro and make a helmet with the camera integrated and a port to charge and retrieve data

The cost increases they have made for licences and race fees are getting up there, maybe insurance is going up, i don't know. But, as with the AMA, they are the governing body and we gotta live with the rules they set down or another group had got to step up

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