http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/n...ing-confirmed/
$7602.21, for the bike alone, here they're $5995 with leathers boots gloves and brain bucket, now maybe we start to understand suzukis model choice?
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/n...ing-confirmed/
$7602.21, for the bike alone, here they're $5995 with leathers boots gloves and brain bucket, now maybe we start to understand suzukis model choice?
Fact is, th ese kids need seat time and a good environment to develop riding skills.
Bucket racing fucktards clearly fall well fucking short since you all get sandy vaginas about the bike Suzuki are taking a loss on to provide.
Cocks. Fucktards the fucking lot of ya. Eat shit and fucking die cunts.
http://www.dolphinseas.net/suzuki-motorcycles.html
$1992 NZD at todays exchange rate
found them $2213.00nz out of india, cant be bothed posting as means nothing
i'm over buckets
Sorry TZ, this didn’t answer the question about how are these bikes ineligible under the current chapter16 rules. Given that is what permits are likely referencing.
MNZ Permits provide the Insurance.
Clubs have the right to write their own class rules, could that be where some of the tension is coming from; people mixing up club rules vs. MNZ rules?
But I also get the approach has ruffled a few feathers, but surely this was done with the best intentions towards/for the riders.
I do get the questions about track protection. But that is resolvable by the sounds of things.
That’s what all clubs should be striving for.
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