Dan,
Thanks!
Follow on question. The SCTA-BNI Web site shows a couple of tables. Table
B, Designation Engine Classes shows G as 'Modified Engine: Gasoline' and F
as 'Modified Engine: Fuel'. What if the engine is not modified? (This is
what led me to my question, as the same chart shows a P - straight
production engine.) Can I assume that an unmodified engine runs as G or F?
Thanks,
Jim.
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Looking at the chart on pg. 90 of the 2001 rulebook, chart D) which is a
part
of paragraph C):
Engine sizes of 50cc on up are allowed., the P(production) is a frame
designation not an engine designation. Therefore the streamliner frame
classes
are by engine capacity, blown/unblown & fuel type only.
As to the total number of motorcycle classes available - thousands-
DW
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Is there a motorcycle streamliner production engine class?
Something like 1000cc-S-P? Then would there also be 1000CC-S-P-G (not to be
confused with PG)?
How many of the engine size - body style - engine class permutations are
allowed?
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