December 2, 200619 yr should your son be on that bike if he's only 8 you have to be in Bclass next year to ride a 125 so your son should at the most be on an 80
December 3, 200619 yr Fair and valid point NYrksLad However my son is not in competition - hes enjoyin practice - cant push kids too much at that age. When he wants to ride a trial he can either ride out of class for the experience or we will get him a new bike. Stu
December 3, 200619 yr Fair enough i think i've seen that bike before at some Scarbourogh rounds (of the few i've ridden) am i right?
December 7, 200619 yr Fair and valid point NYrksLadHowever my son is not in competition - hes enjoyin practice - cant push kids too much at that age. When he wants to ride a trial he can either ride out of class for the experience or we will get him a new bike. Stu as far as I know you can no longer ride out of class on a too large CC bike, insurance for the event is invalid.
December 7, 200619 yr Thats a wee bit daft isnt it ? so what about a lad say about 15/16 years old has a 250 bike and is only just starting and wants to ride D class for starters. What your saying means he has to have an 80 or a 50 for that class yea ?
December 8, 200619 yr No providing you are 17 you can ride "Out of class" on a lower course on bikes over 125cc. You just cannot revert back once you have done it.
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