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Dirt Track,
Speedway & TT (Flat Track) : For information: Contact Aamir at 242-2660 or Siggi at 403-870-1291 - |
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OLD’S DIRT TRACK
CANCELLED! Due to Weather Vintage 250 Novice (Class A - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage 450 Novice (Class A - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage 250 Intermediate (Class B - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage 450 Intermediate (Class B - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage 600 Intermediate (Class B - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage Open Expert (Class C - Battle of the Twins - twin shock bike prior to 1985)
Vintage Dinosaur Class (ridged or plunger frame 1951 and prior, no frame or fork modifications)
Vintage Dinosaur Class (ridged or plunger frame 1951 and prior, no frame or fork modifications)
Super Singles
MODERN CLASSES (1985 and newer): Modern 250 Novice
Modern 250 Intermediate & Expert
Modern 450 Novice
AGE DEFINITIONS:
Minimum is the birthday of the rider, maximum is the end of
the year in which the rider reaches the age.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
1. Number Plates (3), front, rear and left-hand side.
2. Rider must wear CMA approved riding equipment in good
condition, consisting of leather or Kevlar gloves, jacket, pants, boots
of a minimum height of 8” from the top of the sole and overlapping the
pants, approved racing helmet (see below), race shield or goggles with
soft or padded rims. Hard plastic boots, manufactured for motorcycle
competition may be substituted for leather. Youth classes may substitute
safety work boots with lower leg and shin protectors. Motorcycle shirts
and padded pants are permitted. 3. Accepted helmet standards: · Europe ECE 22-04 AND ECE 22-05 (P or J) · Great Britain BS 6658 Grade A or B · Japan JIS T 8133: 2003 · North America Snell M2005 Helmet inspection will be enforced.
4. Machines must be fitted with a rear brake ONLY (except
Speedway)
5. All machines are to be fitted with a folding footrest on
the right hand side, folding up and back at a 45 degree angle and to be
mounted not lower than the frame. Fitting of a left hand footrest is
optional, but when fitted it must be of the folding type as above and
fitted in the rear of the gear box and must never touch the rear chain.
6. Engine fuel must consist of gasoline defined as a
petroleum fuel where specific gravity falls within the range .700 to
.765 at 60 degrees F, and whose dielectric constant falls within the
range 2.025 + 5 (2.025 is “0” reference meter). Additives for
lubrication and knock suppression will be permitted, provided the
resulting mixture falls within the above values. Supercharging by means
of a device of any kind is forbidden. The direct injection of fuel is
not considered to be supercharging.
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