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Then somebody could claim a stocker after the race.
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You take your forks and shock to your suspension guy and I don't see why they can't make it work for whatever is in those fork tubes.
Although RC is hefty. People may need to get lighter springs, or is that thing one of the trick springless fork set ups?
claim price $16,798
*i guess some money could be recouped selling stock parts to offset suggested retail costs.
It's bushleague. Enjoy the fact that RC came out to race. Dont ruin the experience for him and make sure he never returns.
So the cost for RC's bike would be $8664.50. Which is suggested retail for his bike plus 30% in Hurricane Mills, TN by KBB.
G. Claiming
1. All sanctioned motocross and youth meets are claiming
meets. The claiming price shall be 30 percent over (50
percent over for Supermini) manufacturer’s suggested
retail price using the Black Book AMA Official Motorcycle
Value Guide, Kelly Blue Book or NADA appraisal guide
and include the complete motorcycle, supermini or
minicycle. Vintage- and ATV-class equipment shall be
excluded from the claiming rule.
2. *Any rider (claimant) may enter a claim for a
motorcycle, supermini or minicycle ridden in an event
in which the claimant has competed. A claimant may
enter a claim with the referee any time during the meet
but no later than 30 minutes after the race results of
the event in which the claimant has competed are
posted.
3. Cash, certified check or bank draft must accompany a
claim. The owner of the claimed motorcycle must
immediately deliver it intact, along with a clear title or bill of
sale.
4. If more than one claim is received for the same
motorcycle, the meet referee will hold a drawing to
determine the successful claimant.
5. If a rider whose motorcycle is claimed refuses to comply,
he must forfeit his trophy, is disqualified from the meet and
will be suspended for one year.
6. A rider may not enter a claim on his own equipment.
They have the same amount of money dumped into them with A-Kit suspension. Just because its RC's bike makes it even more absurd.
I mean really you couldn't sell it for the price you bought it for, nor could you sell the parts for what they really are worth.
I highly doubt anyone will try to to claim this bike.
I guess out of the times I've raced LL's there was never any claim drama.
If this is the case....I think its a loop hole that needs to be closed so you can only claim a bike after the third moto. Basically, someone could claim RC's bike and in effect DQ him.
protest is different. that can be done at anytime (or after each moto).
Better pic: (Braking Batfly)
Gaffer also makes one similar called the Tsunami: (but more expensive at $333)
Pit Row
Your comment is a straight up lie. I didn't play the interview with you to the Cobra guys or to AC's dad. I did ask them questions based on the things you told me and I didn't twist anything you said. I ran your comments verbatim.
And your claim of Adam's bike and the circus act that followed changed nothing in amateur racing.
Have a nice day!
CH
Circus? Sounds like someone is still upset that the Internet following of the truth recieved much more attention than crappy magazine coverage back in the day. The truth is that I doubt any factory or shop has gone to that level to build a bike that "different" than what the public can buy since then.
As far as lies who built the bike mr know it all? Your article has Bud saying he built it. Personally I think Bud it smarter than that. Yet I still have the treating email from PR2 claiming they built it. Someone is lying about it!
Have a nice evening,
And...like I care what regard you hold me in.
The only legitimate way to have handled that whole situation would have been to protest the things "you knew" were illegal on Adam's bike. If they were found to be illegal during the tear down at the track by an AMA official, you would have been vindicated. But instead, you claimed the bike, had it in your possession for a week then tore it down in your little internet sideshow. It was meaningless and had zero credibility.
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