Supersport Legality of Aftermarket Triple Trees

[murf99]

Greetings.

Section 6.1.2 - A states that OEM "wheels, brake calipers, forks, frame, engine, fuel induction system, and swingarm must be used."

Triples aren't forks or frame...  Therefore legal?

[Carnag3]

The way I've always seen it if it doesn't say it in the rulebook then its legal.
I've seen guys with aftermarket subframes in SS.

[Noidly1]

The way I've always seen it,"if it doesn't say it in the rulebook then its legal".

This is true for CCS, however it is the opposite for WERA...

[Super Dave]

The way I've always seen it if it doesn't say it in the rulebook then its legal.
I've seen guys with aftermarket subframes in SS.

That's actually been the position of CCS too.

If it hasn't specifically been noted as illegal, then it is legal to do.  Yes, previously in Supersport you could have ran magnesium upper tripples if you wanted. 

[topgearamerica]

I always "view" supersport as maximize what is there... That being said if you ain't cheating you ain't trying and we all have out little tricks

[danch]

That's actually been the position of CCS too.

If it hasn't specifically been noted as illegal, then it is legal to do.  Yes, previously in Supersport you could have ran magnesium upper tripples if you wanted. 

Previously? They've never changed that, have they?

[Greeny]

That being said if you ain't cheating you ain't trying and we all have out little tricks

is that right?  what bike you on?  ;)

[skiandclimb]

That's actually been the position of CCS too.

If it hasn't specifically been noted as illegal, then it is legal to do.  Yes, previously in Supersport you could have ran magnesium upper tripples if you wanted. 

+1

[Super Dave]

Previously? They've never changed that, have they?

Well, I carried a CCS license from 1988 through 2009.  Didn't renew it.  I don't have a rule book to say what it is now.

And sometimes CCS rules are a little strange.  The fuel rules in 2001, 2002 or so as written made pump gas illegal.