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williamsmotowerx
5/12/2010 12:37pm
5/12/2010 12:37pm
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1/27/2012 11:40am
One of my National Pro riders called me up... we were talking about his program for this summer.
Now, just relax... but this is what he told me... and he heard it from someone else..
Only these particular bikes... a '95 or older KX250, or RM250 2 stroke is eligible for the Lites class.
I told him it was probably bad info... as this is an ongoing war...maybe one of you would like to investigate?
Now, just relax... but this is what he told me... and he heard it from someone else..
Only these particular bikes... a '95 or older KX250, or RM250 2 stroke is eligible for the Lites class.
I told him it was probably bad info... as this is an ongoing war...maybe one of you would like to investigate?
Against this....
The Shop
http://www.amaproracing.com/assets/AMAPro-MX-CompBulletin-2010-01.pdf
2010 AMA MX rulebook
So to answer the question. NO loophole.
3.1 (A) 250 class 0-125CC's 2 stroke/ 150-250cc 4 stroke.
I was suprised... I thought they changed it to 150cc for the 2 stroke a few years ago.
the loophole he is thinking is this.
All 2006-2009 motorcycles previously approved and still suitable under the current rules for Motocross /
Supercross are eligible.
what is assumed is that a 2005 bike or older approved for a certain class is legal..... that would so be stopped so fast never have a chance to make it to the track.
I have seen many 250F's beating 250 smokers this year, so I of course don't think it's a big deal......but then I am not trying to gouge the shit out of riders with a pricey product.
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