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Honda 500/4:use of late type Keihin CR carburettors in 2012 Manx Grand Prix - Malcolm - 23-01-2012 Following a precedent set by other racing organisations, the MMCC have agreed a derogation to the eligibility criteria in respect of the use of late type Keihin “CR” carburettors on Honda 500 four cylinder machines. In an attempt to encourage entries of these machines the MMCC recognise the benefit to potential entrants in aligning the requirements for the Manx Grand Prix with those in place for other circuit and road racing events in Europe and Ireland. . RE: Honda 500/4:use of late type Keihin CR carburettors in 2012 Manx Grand Prix - an old man returns - 25-01-2012 Hummmmph If they are allowed for this bike surely allowed for others. Keihins of the day are available, fair enough very expensive if you really want them. RE: Honda 500/4:use of late type Keihin CR carburettors in 2012 Manx Grand Prix - ammo - 26-01-2012 (23-01-2012, 04:38 PM)Malcolm Wrote: I thought you could only use 4 cylinder machines " by special arrangement with the club". This must be what "substantially unaltered" means RE: Honda 500/4:use of late type Keihin CR carburettors in 2012 Manx Grand Prix - an old man returns - 13-02-2012 sorry old age wrong thread RE: Honda 500/4:use of late type Keihin CR carburettors in 2012 Manx Grand Prix - David Linsdell - 15-02-2012 Only just seen this - I agree that if allowed they should be allowed on any machine if desired. Would suspect this is to encourage the 'works' Davies Honda, which admittedly would be a great addition to the entry. They were encouraging multi cylinder machines last year though, it just seems to have only become well publicised this year - I personally think it's a good move to bring the rules in line with CRMC and european events etc. David |