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[Kurlon]

i was wondering the same thing for my friend

In most states, a vehicle that only sees closed course competition use need not have any paperwork. It also means no go on the road, so trailering should be fine.

[KB]

I ride an EX, I dont think its physically possible for it to wheelie. Yay!

Tom Joyce looped his ex off the start this past season.

KB

[SVRACER01]

you can only run slicks on "test" days at NED. and you need a "tail light"

[CMG241]

Do they hassle you if trailering a race bike up? Cause I know a number of racebikes might not have proper paperwork, not that I would know any personally or anything.

unlikely - like i said, "riding up". Just leave that fancy attitude behind, we don't like city folk with their chrome wheels and hi-fidi stereos - and leave our sheep the fuck alone.

[Pittenger5]

Thats fine, you can have the sheep. I'm more of a cow man myself.

[RyanNicholson]

you can only run slicks on "test" days at NED. and you need a "tail light"

yea what do you guys do to rig up a tail light?...i called them once and they said its required, i never got around to figuring something out though.