Valdosta updates ?

[NCTWINGEE]

There is no rule against it

4.3.1.9.1 MODIFICATIONS Unless otherwise noted all parts on the motorcycle must be stock OEM components appropriate for the year and model of bike. Unless a specific exception is given, only cosmetic modifications (plating, painting, chroming, etc) are permitted to the engine, frame, suspension, bodywork, seat, controls, or electrical system of the bike. If a modification is not specifically listed as legal within this rulebook, then it is not legal. Replacement of components from other model bikes is not permitted. Minimal modifications for the purpose of mounting many of the allowable aftermarket components, such as control boxes, switches, nitrous bottles and solenoids, intercoolers, etc. is permitted. Small panels or brackets for mounting electrics or other components are permitted. Tech department has final word on whether modifications are acceptable.

[BRAVO]

To change it up a bit
Knowing this will for sure be seen here.In both series hope tech and racers watch out for racers trying to use A bleed out valve .that is put in between clutch reservoir and clutch pressure plate....This is illegal in RST CORRECT.

Heard it's like having a slider.......

how is that??

[sportbikeryder]

To change it up a bit
Knowing this will for sure be seen here.In both series hope tech and racers watch out for racers trying to use A bleed out valve .that is put in between clutch reservoir and clutch pressure plate....This is illegal in RST CORRECT.

Heard it's like having a slider.......

You are goin old school now Richie. Those have been around since hydraulic clutches started being put on bikes.

[eddiewho]

You are goin old school now Richie. Those have been around since hydraulic clutches started being put on bikes.

I think they slow down your reaction to much. (NOT THAT I HAVE USED THEM)

Jason are they legal?????????? Will they check for them?

[Jason Miller]

Nothing in rules at this time saying bleeders arent legal.

[s.walsh]

To change it up a bit
Knowing this will for sure be seen here.In both series hope tech and racers watch out for racers trying to use A bleed out valve .that is put in between clutch reservoir and clutch pressure plate....This is illegal in RST CORRECT.

Heard it's like having a slider.......

What kind of bike do u race? What class do you race in?? Its legal

Chunkelins should be illegal

[VelocityRacing]

Sorry guys, dont get on here much anymore. I have never had a heavy wheel, and I have never "Dimed" anyone out. In fact, I have been tore down and checked more than everyone else in the class combined!!! Never in violation of the rules.

Rodney is 100% correct. You have to look at the intent of the rules as well. It has always been common knowledge that adding weight to the front forks was illegal. But hey, I am just glad tech is doing their job for the first time in a long time.

One thing about mudslinging is that it makes a mess. I feel bad for Bud as he is the rider and not the builder. But all in all the rider should know about the machine they are riding in competition. Some could call it karma as far as Ronnie is concerned. Barry didn't you and Kent have heavy wheels on those hondas back in the day and then you later dimed out Kent? Washer fluid in the water tank? Nitrous pushing through the water tank? I mean how is any of this fair to those who race on the up and up and within the rules? The funny thing is those who have hands in forming the rules are the very ones that most often violate them. It's not right when guys load up, drag their equipment and spend money to play in a dirty sandbox. Like the old saying goes, "It's not cheating unless you get caught". Now what?

[streetsweeper]

Chunkelins should be illegal[/QUOTE]

Been seeing a Whole lot of them Chunkin Lately too....Man did you see the P1 Victor had in Valdosta?? It looked worse then any Mickey i Ever Saw!!!

[sportbikeryder]

Chunkelins should be illegal

Been seeing a Whole lot of them Chunkin Lately too....Man did you see the P1 Victor had in Valdosta?? It looked worse then any Mickey i Ever Saw!!![/QUOTE]

Ut-Oh....here comes more Drams. Richie will be hitting his Blackberry in the Recovery Room from his upcoming surgery jsut to see where this is headed

[Richie]

You are goin old school now Richie. Those have been around since hydraulic clutches started being put on bikes.

So is it legal or illegal?

[Richie]

Nothing in rules at this time saying bleeders arent legal.

So it's LEGAL for RST.

Because from what i've been told if it's set up RIGHT It will work like a slider

[Richie]

What kind of bike do u race? What class do you race in?? Its legal

Chunkelins should be illegal

I don't race.
Don't race in any class.

A friend of mine was asking me about this .And thought i would ask the psychobike family.

[Richie]

Chunkelins should be illegal

Been seeing a Whole lot of them Chunkin Lately too....Man did you see the P1 Victor had in Valdosta?? It looked worse then any Mickey i Ever Saw!!![/QUOTE]

As i told Johnny
That is from over heating which would or could be from over and under tire inflation.WITH tire spin down track.Tire temp is 160

[Richie]

Been seeing a Whole lot of them Chunkin Lately too....Man did you see the P1 Victor had in Valdosta?? It looked worse then any Mickey i Ever Saw!!!

Ut-Oh....here comes more Drams. Richie will be hitting his Blackberry in the Recovery Room from his upcoming surgery jsut to see where this is headed [/QUOTE]

No I want.

The power one heats up very quick in the warm months.more racers have and will over heat this tire.Last year i had 6 do this and i replaced very one .which was my lose.

The power one was a brand new breed last year .so i said 180 to 200 degrees was a good temp.

I sent the Power one that done the single one spot chuck to michelin .I got them to hot my fought .i replace them free of charge .i lost 1300 dollars.but thats part of racing...IF everything was perfect then life would too.but pre-op is tomorrow and surgery is wednesday.but i'll be at rockingham.....

Things do happen.and i hate it happen to me something but working with michelin racers closer...160 degrees with pre-stage like is on.the michelin likes more psi than the mcr2.

[Richie]

Chunkelins should be illegal

Been seeing a Whole lot of them Chunkin Lately too....Man did you see the P1 Victor had in Valdosta?? It looked worse then any Mickey i Ever Saw!!![/QUOTE]

Johnny turbo did tell be about that tire.and after we talked he did tell me he was running that bike with the power one at very low psi.But johnny did say he has the power one on all the other bike and has not had no problems.....