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    IMO, the ULW Endurance ULGP class should not be Formula rules.
    The ULWE should be SS rules.
    We know what happened to the BBE when it went to SBK rules.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Hertell View Post
    IMO, the ULW Endurance ULGP class should not be Formula rules.
    The ULWE should be SS rules.
    We know what happened to the BBE when it went to SBK rules.
    What happened?

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    Hmmm....so I guess this makes my relatively inexpensive and competitive ULWGP supersport 320cc R3 now obsolete?

    I could get Spears or somebody else to build me a 42-45 HP motor for an additional $2,000 to $4,000 in parts and labor on top of the 7 large already have in the bike, but I'm not gonna. I am also fortunate enough to be able to swing the purchase of a now-ULWGP-legal Moto 3 bike. With the right rider an NSF250R would rule the class (42-45 HP, super duper braking and handling, and HALF THE WEIGHT), but I'm not gonna because I just can't justify the 17 to 20 large for a used one or the over 30 large for a new one (somebody else might...wink wink nudge nudge!!).

    Inevitably, those few people and teams with deep pockets will rule the ULWGP sprint & endurance class until it eventually dies of Big Dollar Disease.

    I'll be riding in 500 SS against Ninja 400s and riding up to 500 SB against built Ninja 400s until it stops being fun, then I'll just ride the Friday CMRA track day for giggles and endurance with my buddies on Saturday.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zach Morris View Post
    What happened?
    It no longer exists.................
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Hertell View Post
    IMO, the ULW Endurance ULGP class should not be Formula rules.
    The ULWE should be SS rules.
    We know what happened to the BBE when it went to SBK rules.
    Quote Originally Posted by Zach Morris View Post
    What happened?
    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Hertell View Post
    It no longer exists.................
    Just to offer a tiny bit of context for that discussion:



    Ah, the fuzzy dreams of 'Monday morning', perfect hindsight, and 'what if .....' ..... sigh

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    I miss you Alan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Ergle View Post
    Hmmm....so I guess this makes my relatively inexpensive and competitive ULWGP supersport 320cc R3 now obsolete?

    I could get Spears or somebody else to build me a 42-45 HP motor for an additional $2,000 to $4,000 in parts and labor on top of the 7 large already have in the bike, but I'm not gonna. I am also fortunate enough to be able to swing the purchase of a now-ULWGP-legal Moto 3 bike. With the right rider an NSF250R would rule the class (42-45 HP, super duper braking and handling, and HALF THE WEIGHT), but I'm not gonna because I just can't justify the 17 to 20 large for a used one or the over 30 large for a new one (somebody else might...wink wink nudge nudge!!).

    Inevitably, those few people and teams with deep pockets will rule the ULWGP sprint & endurance class until it eventually dies of Big Dollar Disease.

    I'll be riding in 500 SS against Ninja 400s and riding up to 500 SB against built Ninja 400s until it stops being fun, then I'll just ride the Friday CMRA track day for giggles and endurance with my buddies on Saturday.
    Or you can just enter 300 Superbike or 300 Superstock.
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    320cc...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Ergle View Post
    320cc...
    I believe that the R3 is actually 321cc but either way it’s still legal for 300 Superbike and 300 Superstock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Ergle View Post
    I miss you Alan!

    smooches...
    Lookin' forward to a catch-up visit at the banquet, Chuck!
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