CALVMX Competition Trials Event & Demonstration We will have the following classes to start with: Beginner Any bike with Trials tires. If you win the Beginner Class, you are automatically moved to the Novice or appropriate Kids class for future events. Kids 10 & Under Any bike with Trials tires Kids 10 to 15 Any bike with Trials tires. Kids may be advanced to a higher class based on demonstrated skill levels. The following Bike Classes will be run in Novice, Intermediate and Expert: Premier : Pre-1968 and like design Classic : 1968 to 1972 and stock/mostly stock Trail bikes Modern Classics : Purpose built (Factory) Trials bikes from 1972 to 1979 and Special built earlier bikes with advanced Technology. Pre-Modern : All of the bikes from 1980 to the Modern era, that currently have no classes (TY-350s, SWMs, Long Travel or Disc Brake bikes and Modified Modern Classics with an obvious advantage) Modern : Everything else ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Current AHRMA or ITSA classifications are accepted, but we reserve the right to move riders up or down for our club. We don't want "Sandbaggers" and we don't want folks riding over their heads and being unsafe. We do not accept ATA or other Modern classes, but will grade them according to their capabilities on our sections. An ATA Novice equivalent, on a Modern Bike may well be an Expert in our club based on skill level. Our sections will be set for the Vintage bikes and the Modern Riders may find them too easy. Since this is a Vintage club we will cater to the Vintage bikes. We will be asking for volunteer checkers, but if necessary, "Peer checkers" may be used, with everyone riding with their "Classmates." Trophies will not be given at the event, but at the next event, to give us time to process everything. Sign-ups will start at 9:30 with a riders meeting at 10:30 and we will finalize the start and finish times at the riders meeting. We will use "Vintage rules, which means "NO" stopping or hopping. Stopping or Hopping will be a 5. Forward motion of at least 1 wheel must be maintained. Floater turns and stoppy turns are allowed as long as the rear wheel continues to turn. Completion of 1 loop is mandatory, otherwise it is a DNF. 5 points deducted for any push/push out section. 10 points for all "Non-attempted." It is legal to push the bike around the course for the "Push in/Push out 5's. This allows competitors to finish even if their bike breaks and they can not borrow a ride. See you at the coarse! |
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