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1st let me state that I am AGAINST the Production rule, and all for bike development, including electric.
Now let's look at the rule book wording, which is weaker than Circus Lemonade.
1.8 Forks and Shocks
a. The manufacturer's original concept of forks and shocks must be maintained.
Well, they do still go up and down..
Change my mind?
Now let's look at the rule book wording, which is weaker than Circus Lemonade.
1.8 Forks and Shocks
a. The manufacturer's original concept of forks and shocks must be maintained.
Well, they do still go up and down..
Change my mind?
There are Austrian bikes running spring forks on bikes that came with air forks.
When they included forks, they took out the shock-specific language, but we do have a clear expression of the intent of the rule set there.
The Shop
Back in the 80s we couldn't wait to see what insanity would show up at the starting line every season. Some if it worked, some of it didn't, no matter what tho it was waay cool!
Like Manny said, 250? Not so much.
https://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Brad-Lackeys-1978-RC500M…
https://www.jensonusa.com/Fox-FLOAT-X2-Factory-2021-3?utm_source=google…
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