Hi All.
Check out the new rules from MNZ, Note the new tyre width rule for Pro Twin!!!
Lots of reading here. http://www.motorcyclingnz.co.nz/down...le_Changes.pdf
Glad to see they have also clarified the lap timer issue.
Cheers
Kevin Goddard
Hi All.
Check out the new rules from MNZ, Note the new tyre width rule for Pro Twin!!!
Lots of reading here. http://www.motorcyclingnz.co.nz/down...le_Changes.pdf
Glad to see they have also clarified the lap timer issue.
Cheers
Kevin Goddard
A wee bit off track, but still to do with the new rules....
I am curious, going by Appendix A 30-2-3, and Appendix C Rule 12 a, are they going to disqualify all the bikes running a/m ECU's. Cos basically all A/M empro's etc all have basic traction control (albeit not done by wheel speed sensors, but by rpm algorithms), that differ slightly from the std ecu's.
As far as I know the big 4 this year all have bikes with systems they claim are not traction control, yet with the addition of an A/M ECU they can be used effectively to limit wheel spin. Easiest example is the GSXR1000 with its mode select switch.
Personally I don't care if someone is using the t/c in its current state (no wheel speed sensors), if they are smart enough to know how to use it as an advantage, good on them. I am interested to know what people think about this, or if there are any counter arguments.
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