Kawasaki Sportsbike Riders Club - Australia - Online Forum

photomike666 wrote:Let them spend what ever they want - it is the pinnical of racing. If you want the development to have benefit to the real world, limit the amount of fuel they are allowed to use. You can guarentee with in a season they will be back up to full power/speed, and will have developed technology that will be useful on the road.

Also, banning rider aids is a must - otherwise they might as well run the machines by remote computer control.

Zoidberg wrote:

photomike666 wrote:Let them spend what ever they want - it is the pinnical of racing. If you want the development to have benefit to the real world, limit the amount of fuel they are allowed to use. You can guarentee with in a season they will be back up to full power/speed, and will have developed technology that will be useful on the road.

Also, banning rider aids is a must - otherwise they might as well run the machines by remote computer control.

Isn't this contradictory to the your first part? I would have thought rider aids are highly useful on the road.

photomike666 wrote:Rider aids are very useful on the road, but in a premier class of racing it should all be about the riders on fast machines. That doesn't mean there are not areas on the engine/suspension/chassie that can be further deveolped.