flogging the proverbial dead horse......
da cb350 stocker rules as listed by the uscra:
Stock Engines with 5% overbore limit. No internal modifications.
External gearing changes, sprockets and counter-sprockets, are permitted
Drum brakes required. May use aftermarket brake shoe linings, including but not limited to appropriate racing compounds are permitted.
Stock Carburetors are required and shall not be overbored, Air boxes may be removed or modified, aftermarket air filters are permitted.
Exhaust system may be changed. Aftermarket exhaust systems and silencers are permitted.
Cam chain tensioners may be updated.
Electronic ignitions are allowed.
Clip-ons, aftermarket handlebars such as clubman, straight bars or dragbars are permitted.
All street equipment such as turn indicators, headlight, taillight, side-stand and kick stand shall be removed.
Stock frames and swingarms only. Aftermarket steering head bearings and swing-arm bushings are permitted.
35mm maximum fork tube diameter
The motorcycle shall otherwise be 'stock'. Any modifications not specifically listed above shall not be permitted.
here be the wera cb350 stocker into 350GP rules:
350 GP
Pre 1970 2 stroke twins up to 250cc.
Pre 1968 4 stroke single and twins up to 350cc.
Pre 1979 factory road racers up to 125cc.
Honda 350cc twins with the following limitations: OEM Honda twin frame and swingarm, OEM, stock, non-modified engine parts (no material removed or added), OEM carburetors (jets may be changed). The following modifications are allowed: aftermarket cam chain and cam chain tensioners, any ignition system and coils, any internal expanding drum brakes, any diameter period forks to class maximum diameter, any period exhaust system, any period body work, fairings are legal for 2006 season.
da cb350 stocker for ahrma rules be:
10.6 NOVICE HISTORIC PRODUCTION
Novice Historic Production is open to production street machines built up to December 31, 1972, and like design. Machines must use the standard production OEM frame, swingarm, forks and handlebar mounts. Engines must be original OEM bore and stroke regardless of displacement (plus allowable overbore, as described in rule 9.7). Classes are Lightweight (four-strokes up to 500cc, 250cc two-strokes and certain 350cc two-strokes) and Heavyweight (four-strokes up to 750cc and 350-500cc two-strokes).
so my question is, if you crack your frame, can you weld it? or do you have to take all the stuff off it and replace it with a new, oem, stock frame?
this is beginning to get re-god-damn-diculous!
tex "just race the fucker" mawby
