Really? They didn't add weight last year when the Buell's dominated. Since they (HD and Buell) are all playing within the same rules, I highly doubt any weight will be added. It took a little longer than I thought it would, but the team with the most resources is rising back to the top of the class.I see twenty pounds in their immediate future...
Really? They didn't add weight last year when the Buell's dominated. Since they (HD and Buell) are all playing within the same rules, I highly doubt any weight will be added. It took a little longer than I thought it would, but the team with the most resources is rising back to the top of the class.
Is that a fact??? Do ALL PSM's run the same rules??? Same weight, ?? Same cu.in??At least they're playing by the same rules now.
The V-twins are.Is that a fact??? Do ALL PSM's run the same rules??? Same weight, ?? Same cu.in??
Is that a fact??? Do ALL PSM's run the same rules??? Same weight, ?? Same cu.in??
And, as it always is with NHRA, hard work is rewarded with...
Punishment.
As Brent stated, straight from the 2014 NHRA rule book:
Harley-Davidson (must be NHRA-accepted)
(up to 160 cid; 60-degree angle, 2-valve, pushrod) - 625 pounds
American pushrod V-Twin (must be NHRA-accepted)
(up to 160 cid; 60-degree angle, 2-valve, pushrod) - 625 pounds
Kawasaki (must be NHRA-accepted)
(up to 107 cid, 2- or 4-valve) - 575 pounds
Suzuki (must be NHRA-accepted) (up to 107 cid, 2-valve) - 595 pounds
How does one consider "all equal" when one has 53 less cid, one has 50 more pounds, one has 30 less pounds??
A max cid, and a min weight for all makes. Quit handicapping a "PRO" category.