2009 Rule changes

Started by Rchop, November 29, 2008, 06:01:22 AM

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Rchop

Will the SCTA rule changes for 2009 be incorporated in the 2009 ECTA rule changes? I will be preparing my new partial streamlining for Bonneville and would like to use it at Maxton also.
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narider

Most likely anything that does not jeapordize current safety rules at the ECTA, disqualify current bikes running with ECTA (where possible), or give unfair advantages to new entries over the records they are running on (again, where possible).... then those rules will be adapted.

"In general" though as far as your vehicle running at Maxton, if you can run it at the SCTA and it does not conflict with ECTA safety standards then it will be able to run at the ECTA.

The idea is that the ECTA is there to allow SCTA entrants to do their tune up runs and also qualify for records if possible, while at the same time (when possible) keeping the integrity of the existing ECTA records and the rules that were followed to obtain them.
Todd

Rchop

Thanks for the reply Todd.

Randy
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55chevr

what are the SCTA changes relating to Partial Streamlining?
Joe

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http://www.scta-bni.org     Bottom left 2009 rulebook changes .            



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55chevr


Thanks Sheri ... The 1000cc bike legal for the rule changes as is ... I was concerned about the new bike ... only issue I see is if I run it in open ... Joe