GNCC lt230e lt250r
Feb 25, 2011 | 03:01 PM
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GNCC lt230e lt250r
i have an lt250r and an lt230e would either of theis quads be able to race in a gncc race and if they did would they get rocked by other bike p.s. the 230 smokes my friends new trx250ex
Feb 26, 2011 | 03:13 PM
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What class are you looking to race in? The 230 is really going to struggle against any of the adult classes, as everyone is running 450's with a few oddballs thrown in. If you are 16+ I would rock the LT250R.
Feb 27, 2011 | 12:29 PM
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well im 14 so i was thinking about running in the schoolboy class with the 230 and even if i could get the 250 in the schoolboy class its engine doesnt match the frame year (87 engine 85 frame) so what do u think
Mar 21, 2011 | 07:23 PM
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We actually have great news for you in that the GNCC race format really doesn’t discriminate particular ATV model entry. Since you’re under 18, a parent/ legal guardian must submit your registration (and you must have a current AMA or ATVA membership).
Whether or not your ATVs are fast enough to run with the class leaders is a much more subjective area. The LT250R Quadracer was Suzuki’s 2-stroke competition for Honda’s legendary 250R; a machine with a long legacy of GNCC victories (that would probably still dominate the ranks if not for the recent 450cc 4-stroke revolution).
Whether or not your ATVs are fast enough to run with the class leaders is a much more subjective area. The LT250R Quadracer was Suzuki’s 2-stroke competition for Honda’s legendary 250R; a machine with a long legacy of GNCC victories (that would probably still dominate the ranks if not for the recent 450cc 4-stroke revolution).
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