Wheel Arch Louvres

Wheel Arch Louvres

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Count Johnny

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715 posts

203 months

Friday 20th May 2011
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Quoting Chris Norman (the new Competition Secretary for the 750 Motor Club):

'The reworded J5.2.6, from 1st January 2011, now allows ventilation louvers to be fitted to mudguards, as long as the tyre can not be seen when viewed from above...I will draw the rewording of J5.2.6 to the attention of our Scrutineers and hopefully there will not be any confusion at future meetings.'

So no more sh*t at Bikesports scrutineering. smile

BertBert

19,539 posts

217 months

Friday 20th May 2011
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does that mean no more chicken-wire discussions then?

Count Johnny

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715 posts

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Friday 20th May 2011
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I'm sure there is nothing in the Grey Book that even hints that you should - although, personally, I'd have some mesh fitted to mine just to save my visor and helmet from wheel flung detritus (if I wasn't too lazy and stupid) - so said scrutineer should stick his mesh idea in a particulary un-sun-shiny place.

Rather, this means that the MSA have suddenly woken up and realised that sports racing cars, the world over, feature these vents and that the 750 are making a point of telling their scrutineers to leave us alone. smile

Still...it's only taken 4 years. rolleyes

LCM

444 posts

203 months

Friday 20th May 2011
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Count Johnny said:
I'm sure there is nothing in the Grey Book that even hints that you should - although, personally, I'd have some mesh fitted to mine just to save my visor and helmet from wheel flung detritus (if I wasn't too lazy and stupid) - so said scrutineer should stick his mesh idea in a particulary un-sun-shiny place.

Rather, this means that the MSA have suddenly woken up and realised that sports racing cars, the world over, feature these vents and that the 750 are making a point of telling their scrutineers to leave us alone. smile

Still...it's only taken 4 years. rolleyes
and that for some classes (eg LMP), they are compulsory on safety grounds.................................

Confused?

Hamlet2

61 posts

210 months

Friday 20th May 2011
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Result at last. I think !!!

Thanks for all the hard work Iain.

Regards

Hamlet

SportsLibre

590 posts

218 months

Friday 20th May 2011
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At least it means I won't have to resort to protesting the louvres the next time a Prosport beats me smile

Count Johnny

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715 posts

203 months

Saturday 21st May 2011
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LCM said:
and that for some classes (eg LMP), they are compulsory on safety grounds.................................

Confused?
Yes. The dichotomy was that, while they were mandatory for all FIA sportscars, they were illegal under MSA rules.