Would a JR80 class as a minibike?

[Hillz]

i want one lol

 

[user 12599]

lol, i couldn't imagine they would make to many performance parts for that beast....

 

[sean01]

for racing in mini/pit bike class i think it has to have a horizontal engine and same frame design as a crf50/70 meaning no front bar work on the frame...

be an awesome bike tho, power pipe and carb upgrade and it would scream..

 

[sean01]

check this out http://www.miniriders.com.au/mini-chat/24975-racing-classes.html

 

[Hillz]

a80 engine conversion then lol

A80 suzuki image by evilstunter on Photobucket

 

[roost666]

i doubt you would be aloud to race it, Ya don't see any XR80's etc etc racing and the JR/DS80 is in the same field

 

[Hillz]

Realy it all depends on who is running the race, as there is no real rule book or governing body for minis.

i think when i make mini race's next year for the WA boys i might make a Super Class which will inc JR / XR80 kind of bikes

 

[roost666]

^^^ya that's a good idea, would attract bigger numbers to

 

[Cactus Jack]

It used to be that a bike with small unspoked wheels was a "mini bike" ... and a bike with bigger spoked wheels was called a "Mini cycle" ... ie CRF50/70/80/100 , XR50/75/80/100 , SL/XL70 , JR50/80 , RM 50/80/100 , YZ80 , KX60/80 etc were "Mini Cycles" ... Z50 and bikes like them were called "Mini bikes" ...

 

[motorman]

Realy it all depends on who is running the race, as there is no real rule book or governing body for minis.

i think when i make mini race's next year for the WA boys i might make a Super Class which will inc JR / XR80 kind of bikes

If it's an MA event then there are very clear rules as to what bike you can ride. For mini racing, has to be a horizontal engine. That is the main stipulation.