Youth Riders Age Groups for
Year 2012
Class E Pre-Cadet Electric class Minimum age – 4
years at the date of the competition and born after 01.01.05
Class D Cadets
born between 01.01.2003 and 31.12.05
Class C Juniors
born between
01.01.2000 and 31.12.02
Class B Inters born between 01.01.97 and 31.12.99
Class A Seniors
born between 01.01.95
and 31.12.96
ENGINE CAPACITY CLASSES: The maximum engine capacity permitted for
machines used in the age groups set out in this Regulation are as follows:
CLASS A 125cc
CLASS B 125cc
CLASS C 80cc
–Standard Wheels & Electric up to 1200 watts
CLASS C 80cc – Medium
Wheels & Electric up to 1200 watts
CLASS D 80 cc &
Electric up to 1200 watts –Medium wheels
CLASS
D 50 cc Mono /80ccTwinshock
&Electric up to 1200 watts –Small wheels
CLASS E Electric powered
machines up to 1200 watts*
(*Organisers have the option of splitting the E class by wheel- size
classes )
Wheel sizes - Standard Wheel
- 21” Front - 18” Rear
Medium Wheel - 19” Front - 17” Rear
Small Wheel - 16” Front - 14” Rear
The above is based on the wheels of
combustion engined machines using motorcycle tyres.If other wheels are used as
on current Electric powered machines then the outside diameter (total
circumference) of the tyre must not exceed that of the corresponding tyre
size
Standard rebores are permitted
subject to the resulting engine capacity not exceeding a tolerance of
+3cc. NB. Any changes to the age groups
and/or capacity classes will have at least 12 months notice and be effective
from January of any year.
Criteria for riders wishing to ride in any
higher class:
·
Events below National
status – a rider may compete in any class higher than
that of his/her age group at the discretion of the organizers. However, they MUST
ride the capacity applicable to their age.
·
National status
competitions – a rider may at the
discretion of the Trials and Enduro Committee be permitted to ride in the higher class. Written application
supported by written approval from the riders Centre must support such a
request.
Criteria for riders wishing
to ride in any lower class:
·
A rider may enter any event
in a class below that of his/her age group on a “no award, no points” basis.
The rider must always comply
with the maximum capacity class for their actual age.
NB.
See also TSR 37 TIME AND OBSERVATION RULES
FOR YOUTH TRIALS
YOUTH RIDERS IN PRE 65
EVENTS
A & B class youth
riders may, in events below National status, ride “classic machines” of up to
250cc in events specifically designed for that type of machine, held entirely
off road. “Classic machines” are in this instance defined as machines with twin
rear shock absorbers and drum brakes and which were built with this type of
suspension as original equipment.