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**Drew** · 10th March 2016, 05:58

Originally Posted by jasonu

Is it road legal in NZ?????
Is it YES or NO!

You can ride am RM85 on the roads in Nigeria but that doesn't make it road legal or non competition in NZ.
Seriously Belinda, even if you did get your shitty bike OK'ed to race in Buckets how do you think you will be welcomed at the track after all this bullshit you have stirred up and all the shouting you and your dick mates have done at organizers like Henk? I seriously doubt you will be made to feel welcome.

You're grasping at straws...runs away and checks quickly...there are no homologation rules in miniature road race.

Originally Posted by cotswold

Try this one Bell's,

one is a full on 500 MX bike the other is a road legal commuter I built out of a full on 500 mx bike are they the same ?? ( though that may be the 250 I built first for the trial run )

You guys are taking the piss eh? You making some hori commuter is not the same as something being mass produced.

**FastFred** · 10th March 2016, 06:36

Originally Posted by jasonu

Is it road legal in NZ????? Is it YES or NO! You can ride am RM85 on the roads in Nigeria but that doesn't make it road legal or non competition in NZ.

Road Legal .... na the wording of the rule is "16.2 Engines must be derived from non-competition motorcycles. ". Even Belinda could tell you that.

**FastFred** · 10th March 2016, 07:02

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Powered by a non competition crate engine, totally Bucket legal but not that appropriate.

Spelling it out for Belinda.

In the end it does not matter how Bucket legal it is, if the organizers are uncomfortable with what you have brought to the track they do not have to let you ride.

Now how hard is that to understand.

Belinda now its your turn, do you understand that, its a simple answer ... Yes or No

**Cheesy** · 10th March 2016, 07:24

Originally Posted by FastFred

Powered by a non competition crate engine, totally Bucket legal but not that appropriate.

Spelling it out for Belinda.

In the end it does not matter how Bucket legal it is, if the organizers are uncomfortable with what you have brought to the track they do not have to let you ride.

Now how hard is that to understand.

Belinda now its your turn, do you understand that, its a simple answer ... Yes or No

Are you sure? looks like it is derived from a chainsaw not a "non-competition motorcycle"

**FastFred** · 10th March 2016, 08:45

Good spotting and when I look at it you may be right about this one, but the point was, that a bike that is technically legal may not be appropriate.

Originally Posted by Cheesy

Are you sure? looks like it is derived from a chainsaw not a "non-competition motorcycle"

Quoting myself just in case you missed the real point of the post the first time.

Originally Posted by FastFred

In the end it does not matter how Bucket legal it is, if the organizers are uncomfortable with what you have brought to the track they do not have to let you ride.

Anyway it is worth a Google look at the motor powered bicycles as there are some pretty cleaver units.

**jasonu** · 10th March 2016, 10:29

Originally Posted by Drew

You're grasping at straws...runs away and checks quickly...there are no homologation rules in miniature road race.

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Not grasping at anything mate, I know the rules.
My point was that silly bitch was trying to say that because the pitbike she is bleating on about is road legal in the states then that should make it bucket legal in NZ.

**jasonu** · 10th March 2016, 10:30

Originally Posted by FastFred

Road Legal .... na the wording of the rule is "16.2 Engines must be derived from non-competition motorcycles. ". Even Belinda could tell you that.

I know the fucking rules.
See my reply to Drew.

**seymour14** · 10th March 2016, 11:13

Now if I could only do something about my ugly riding style...

**jasonu** · 10th March 2016, 14:25

Originally Posted by FastFred

Road Legal .... na the wording of the rule is "16.2 Engines must be derived from non-competition motorcycles. ". Even Belinda could tell you that.

Sorry mate. My sarcasm sensor was turned off.....

**Drew** · 10th March 2016, 16:41

Originally Posted by jasonu

Not grasping at anything mate, I know the rules.
My point was that silly bitch was trying to say that because the pitbike she is bleating on about is road legal in the states then that should make it bucket legal in NZ.

'She' is a 'he' called Jason (if I read what Henk wrote correctly). And yeah, being released as a road bike over there means it's 'non competition'. That the motor is also in a competition bike makes no difference, as has been the 'company line' with regards to the Derbi.

To sum up, the only reason to exclude is down to the lines taken. Bruce Telford proved beyond doubt that without dirt sections and jumps, knee out swooping lines is fastest on a motard.

Cut the bars to 915mm and go at it I reckon

**jasonu** · 10th March 2016, 17:16

Originally Posted by Drew

'She' is a 'he' called Jason (if I read what Henk wrote correctly). And yeah, being released as a road bike over there means it's 'non competition'. That the motor is also in a competition bike makes no difference, as has been the 'company line' with regards to the Derbi.

To sum up, the only reason to exclude is down to the lines taken. Bruce Telford proved beyond doubt that without dirt sections and jumps, knee out swooping lines is fastest on a motard.

Cut the bars to 915mm and go at it I reckon

So Belinda is a geezer?????