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WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice
01-03-2005, 4:05 PM
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| WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Looks like WERA succumbed. I think CCS already allows liter bikes in the novice class. Rule Changes
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01-03-2005, 4:11 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Think more wrecks?  |
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01-03-2005, 4:19 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Quote: |
Originally Posted by deez Think more wrecks?  | Novices getting a little too eager on the throttle on 1k's could turn into a highside fest. It does open the door for more new entries (and new WERA members), but the literbikes probably won't stand a chance against the 750's...
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01-03-2005, 4:20 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice I doubt it.
All CA racing orgs allow it, and the crashfest is still 600 SuperSquid. |
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01-03-2005, 4:22 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Quote: |
Originally Posted by luvtolean I doubt it.
All CA racing orgs allow it, and the crashfest is still 600 SuperSquid. | It's always been WERA's contention that novices on liter bikes are a bad combination for their first time racing...
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01-03-2005, 4:25 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I doubt it will mean a problem despite WERA's theory. As I said, in CA it's not that unusual for people (like me) to do their first race on a literbike, and the class is not nearly as crash plagued as others.
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01-03-2005, 4:29 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice You're probably right. The 600 class has so many bikes racing usually that crashing is inevitable some times.
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01-03-2005, 4:35 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Quote: |
Originally Posted by luvtolean Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I doubt it will mean a problem despite WERA's theory. As I said, in CA it's not that unusual for people (like me) to do their first race on a literbike, and the class is not nearly as crash plagued as others. | The first race of the season in the 600 "SuperSquid" is the best.
Opening season jitters + prov nov overload = | RED FLAG | | |
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01-03-2005, 4:52 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Quote: |
Originally Posted by Tornado bait The first race of the season in the 600 "SuperSquid" is the best.
Opening season jitters + prov nov overload = | RED FLAG | | |
Yeah, I don't know whether to laugh or cry, but you do see all the "experienced" racers come out to the fences to watch the carnage for that one.  |
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01-03-2005, 10:26 PM
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| Re: WERA to allow 1000cc's in Novice Quote: |
Originally Posted by luvtolean Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I doubt it will mean a problem despite WERA's theory. As I said, in CA it's not that unusual for people (like me) to do their first race on a literbike, and the class is not nearly as crash plagued as others. | Yup----600 stupidbike is still the nightmare class--whereas open production has 1/3 the grid size and is pretty "novice friendly".
BTW in AFM novices race with experts---there are no "beginer races" |
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