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Do you want to allow the race motorcycles on the Civilian Motorcycles GB?
Please, choice your option!!
Please, choice your option!!
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I am saying yes as a definition of a motorcycle to me means two wheels
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Mmm...you make me think!
Civilian sidecars could be allowed as well...
Civilian sidecars could be allowed as well...
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Yes from me too
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yes,why not?
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That's a tricky one.
On the modelling side it gives much more choice, hence more potential builders for a gb.
However, GP for example are bikes designed and built specifically for the race track and have never been, nor will ever be, civilian in use, it's like allowing F1 cars in a civilian car build group.
Building a civilian bike as a bike modified for a racing class however would be a different thing as they were civilian bikes to begin with, much like rally cars being modified civilian cars and technically still driven on the road.
If they're to be allowed then the title of th gb really needs to change to motorcycles and lose the civilian tag, personally I think there's enough variety to do a civilian gb and a race gb
On the modelling side it gives much more choice, hence more potential builders for a gb.
However, GP for example are bikes designed and built specifically for the race track and have never been, nor will ever be, civilian in use, it's like allowing F1 cars in a civilian car build group.
Building a civilian bike as a bike modified for a racing class however would be a different thing as they were civilian bikes to begin with, much like rally cars being modified civilian cars and technically still driven on the road.
If they're to be allowed then the title of th gb really needs to change to motorcycles and lose the civilian tag, personally I think there's enough variety to do a civilian gb and a race gb
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Ok!
The poll is closed.
We will have a "Race GB" next time. This year the race cycles are not allowed.
The poll is closed.
We will have a "Race GB" next time. This year the race cycles are not allowed.
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