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4/10/2012 10:47am
Caught cheating at the Amateur national at millcreek this past week? Joey Savatgy's facebook post,
"Since when is it fair to run factory stuff at the amateur nationals? Haha just my 2 cents"
"Battle of the factory bikes haha... What a joke"
“@jaceowen401: Take that back. I won the 250b stk title as well. So pumped on the day!!!” haha solid" (webb had won it)
"Idk why people just can't play by the rules... It brings bad stuff to our sport"
"Since when is it fair to run factory stuff at the amateur nationals? Haha just my 2 cents"
"Battle of the factory bikes haha... What a joke"
“@jaceowen401: Take that back. I won the 250b stk title as well. So pumped on the day!!!” haha solid" (webb had won it)
"Idk why people just can't play by the rules... It brings bad stuff to our sport"
The Shop
The only real rule is no external modifications - meaning coatings, or sub tanks etc...
And this year - the "stock" class at many races has allowed exhaust pipes (slip on), oversized rotors and a lot of other "goodies".
I think this is complete shit - why call it the stock class then? The stock class SHOULD be a chance for those with less money to have somewhat equal footing..
But even when it was the "stock pipe" class - cheating isn't that hard for many of the top guys.
Local races around here don't offer stock classes; everything is Mod. NMA's stock rules allow more than the Loretta's rules.
Here's a handy list of what is allowed and not allowed in stock class at Loretta's: http://www.mxsports.com/pdf/2011/Motocross_Stock_Class_2011_FAQ.pdf
It seems odd that they would not want a qualified motor builder to see inside a "stock" motor. If the bike is legal, they have nothing to loose by having it inspected and everything to gain. I could see if it was a mod bike they may not want someone measuring their cam profiles, but there should be no secrets inside a stock motor.
Pit Row
Just sayin...
Which is hearsay just like virtually every post on a forum.
Can't be pissed at a kid for that.
How does that conversation go on the way home?
"Good job on the win Cooper, doesn't it feel good to know that you cheated and beat all those other kids? We're so proud of you, for the next big race we are going to spend $15,000 on your cheater bike instead of $10,000 so you can really show those kids how good you are at cheating."
Fucking cheating is the lamest thing that happens in this sport.
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