Potentially lethal defective brakes? The fucken lever fouls on the fairing, it aint like the fairing blade is slowly chopping through the lines or summat!
It is a minor fault, with low to minimal risk. The customer has been made aware, twice. If he is not bothered, I see no problem with it. It doesn't adversely effect anyone else on track either, it's a non issue.
People are certainly too precious with their fairings, I would simply take to it with whatever type of saw that worked quickest to resolve the problem. But then, I'm totally function motivated rather than form...unless I'm looking at women folk.
it stops the rider or their next of kin suing the orgnasation/poeple running the event,
it means nothing to the police that can lay charges against them,
realistically, in NZ with ACC, the indemnities are not really worth the paper they are written on, as we don't sue each other anyway,
Years ago my workmate had his day in court for cutting the plug off a customers 3phase dishwasher because it wasn't safe to operate.
Customers employee refitted the plug and burnt down his café.
Registration Board got involved.
Long drawn out process which revealed it was not legal to alter the customers appliance without permission (cut off the plug).
Go NZ its all about safety unless its not PC to do it.
Maybe the only thing you can do is get legal advice about what you should do.
I have evolved as a KB member.Now nothing I say should be taken seriously.
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