| Author | Message | ||
     Jersey_thunder |
what are you running your 1125R in? JT | ||
| Buellrcr |
ccs supertwins, asra super stock | ||
| Slaughter |
What racing organization? You can go to the Buell.com site and in their racing support link, they list ALL the clubs and specific classes that can get contingency money. That'll give you an idea. PDF File (link - click) (Message edited by slaughter on February 12, 2009) | ||
| Duggram |
Steve, that's good info. But i noticed that some are missing a little. Like WERA also lets you run in Heavy Weight Twins (SS & SB) and A Superbike. HWT is a good class for the 1125. In A Superbike we're out classed but at least you can run it. I did at Vegas and all the liter bikes beat me to the first corner. Hopefully over this year we will have enough mods to level the playing field in the unlimited classes. | ||
| Slaughter |
Yeah - Doug there's not a simple answer to what classes. Here at WSMC, we can also run big twins in 750 Superbike and Open Superbike. There are too MANY classes to list that the bike is ELEGIBLE to run in. It's just that it's not quite competitive in most of the open Superbike classes... but still elegible. | ||
| Smoke |
ccs eligible for: unlimited supersport heavyweight superbike unlimited superbike unlimited grand prix supertwins formula 40 i'm going to run a couple of races of amateur supertwins, formula 40 and if feeling good, heavyweight superbike tim | ||
| Sd26 |
Also for CCS GTO. | ||
| Paint_shaker |
Dang it.... why can't CCS have more races closer to me!! | ||
| Smoke |
you have the same 2 races close in ccs that i do Laird. jennings and barber. also, they run the florida championship and the southeast championship all around you. see ya at the track. tim | ||
| Paint_shaker |
Tim, CCS would be great if I lived in South East Florida... Oh well. | ||
| Josh_ |
And CCS has less intense safety-wire requirements. They look at you funny tho if your headlights work and you haven't removed the license plate yet! |
