Expert returning as Amatuer?

[RMGSXR124]

I retired  from roadracing in August. I was wondering if I can come back as an amatuer next year and if I do, is stock suspension ok to start out on?

[Burt Munro]

I retired  from roadracing in August. I was wondering if I can come back as an amatuer next year and if I do, is stock suspension ok to start out on?

You sound an awful lot like this guy.  I wonder if it's just a coincidence?      

http://www.ccsforum.com/index.php/topic,737.0.html

[deltadave]

You should still be competitive in Formula 65.

[deltadave]

Correction: make that LW Formula 65.

[Team Spalding]

If you just retired in August and are starting back next season....well that is a long time off you are for sure going to want stock suspension. That is a full one month longer than the rest of us will be off for the winter break which means you should stay am.

[Mark Bernard]

I retired  from roadracing in August. I was wondering if I can come back as an amatuer next year and if I do, is stock suspension ok to start out on?

You... you... RHSCYPSBCB ! 

[RMGSXR124]

But it was the middle of August.

[bel-biv]

Well, if it was the middle of August, then that changes everything.
You might be better off by sticking to mock races with some track day org or something.
That way you've got he built-in excuse that "Its only a track-day" for whenever you need a pick-me-up

Problem solved.
You're welcome

[Super Dave]

But it was the middle of August.

Yeah, but you have to have your waiver for your combined rider/bike weight so that you can have blue plates.

[RMGSXR124]

I'm not fat. I'm big boned! (Who is this Burt Munro character?)

[Super Dave]

I'm not fat. I'm big boned! (Who is this Burt Munro character?)

He's part of the PSD club.

[backMARKr]

He's part of the PSD club.

No ....he  IS  the PSD club!