Understanding the theory you have does not keep within the structure of the
rules. That could give the vehicle an advantage. The whole purpose of two
way runs is to set records in both directions in the same configuration.
Changing any portion of the vehicle for, in your case gives the vehicle an
un fair advantage.
The other thing would be a design problem as to attach points,the wheel
fairing if used, could change the balance of the bike, etc. etc.
Se what you started Bob
NEXT
Glen
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Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 9:57 AM
Subject: Re: Side car rules.
> When I posted the original question I had sidewinds in mind. If you could
put
> the sidecar on ether side it might make things more stable, depending on
the
> direction of the wind. Bob in connecticut
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