Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Andrews View Post
I wrote up a quick list to clarify what I think the Grom Challenge should be like because I don't think standard supersport/stock rules really apply. It needs to stay a cheap as possible. That way someone with a completely stock Grom can show up and have a chance to do well.

Here's what I've got so far, I'll keep adding as I think of things.

Things that may be removed:

-Rear fender/license plate mount
-Horn
-Blinkers
-Mirrors
-Passenger pegs

Things that ARE allowed. If a modification isn't mentioned, it is NOT allowed.

-Any DOT tires are allowed.

-Aftermarket exhaust, or modifications to stock exhaust

-Air box may be modified or removed and replaced with a clamp on air filter. If using a clamp on filter a brace must be added to keep the bodywork from flapping.

-Throttle body may be turned around 180 degrees from stock.

-Foot pegs may be replaced with aftermarket pegs. Stock rear sets must remain.

-Aftermarket handlebars will be allowed as long as they use the stock clamp locations (1"7/8 handlebars are allowed as long as the stock riser mounting location is used). NO clip ons, NO clubman style bars, NO broomstick bars.

-Braided steel brake lines are allowed.

-Aftermarket brake pads are allowed.

-Aftermarket brake/clutch levers are allowed.

-Aftermarket shocks are allowed.

-Preload spacers in the forks or stiffer fork springs are allowed.

-Chain and sprocket upgrades are allowed. Any aftermarket sprockets must be stock tooth count.

Safety wire list:

-Front brake caliper bolts
-Front axle
-Rear axle
-Oil filler cap
-Oil drain plug

Tape list:

-Headlight taped with your sprint number displayed (side number plates not required)
-Tail light taped

I'm just curious what flipping the throttle body does for you?