Has any decision been made on splitting up the 90cc production class into two different age groups for next year.

 

The age range is 8-15. They also allow 13-15 year olds to run the 200c class. (either a blaster, 250ex, 300ex or the like) What age are you looking for?

 

I had heard rumors that they may splitting the 90cc production class up, 8-11 years and 12-15 years.

 

talked to doug morris [the atva BIG DOG] at the atv show in kentucky and they are going to split the 90 production in 2 classes but cant remember the exact age but 8-11 and 12-15 sounds correct, also some very sound rumors about a 70 production class for 05 so go to atvaonline and look or ask them to be 1000% sure. Best of luck to all. I know it was good for my 8 year old to race against 15 year old kids the experience was great but man they are as big as i am and some are very very fast.

 

yes the split in the 90cc production class is:
8-11

12-15

age goes by jan.1

 

I geuss my question is, if you have a 13,14 or 15 year old racing, why would you put them on a 90cc? The way the atva rules state, a production quad must start with a stock frame and stock engine cases, for the frame. I know there are alot of shifter quads out there racing, but if you go by the rules, they should run a class higher, or different all together. In which case, you could run a Blaster or 300ex in the next class. I've done alot of checking in the last 2 weeks trying to get some facts straight for next year and thats the way I read the atva rules. Now I have no idea how different tracks around will handle the rules. I know for a fact the GNCC has been a mess trying to figure out who can run what where.

 

fit and budget

 

Has anyone heard about raising the limit on four-strokes to 125cc in the 90 classes? Heard that floating around the pits at the TT National in Brashear, Tx.

 

yes it is 125cc, but must wait for it to be finalized. 2-4 more weeks

 

Keith, Where is Danny going to fall? 8 to 11 or 12 to 15?