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But at the same time, the AMA allows kids on 50 size ebikes to ride in the 50 open class with gas bikes. It does not make much sense.

It actually was in the ama amateur rulebook prior to 2024. Many didn't read it closely though. They were only allowed if supplemental race rules said so which was rare. It was better than an outright ban though. My local district even put no electric bikes on every class line in the rules.

The current AMA amateur rule book states that full size ebikes can't race with gas bikes unless it is in the supplemental rules. Is this in the arenacross rule book? My local series told me ebikes are not allowed in any class with gas bikes. It's a bunch of crap.

Glad to hear that they are working out well. The holidays put us behind but we are getting caught back up now.

They should sell for around $49.95 each. They are a polyurethane material. Similar to what the jap bikes use OEM but more durable and flexible. hotfootmotollc@yahoo.com if you would like to place an order. They should be on the site and ebay within a few weeks.

It was clay and fell off the slider before it made it here. Added material under the swingarm and at the front of it.

Let me know if you are going to do that. I can put this on hold. I think the stock slider in a better material would be sufficient. I've never seen a worse front slider material. It's almost like holding ceramic.

I had a chance to take a look at the front chain slider to reproduce. It should be an easy pour. The OEM material is terrible for a chain slider. Way too brittle and hard. Our polyurethane will last much longer than the stock part. It won't crumble or crack either. I have to 3d print a few plugs...

Different process. Those are injection molded.

Once I have the part, 2-3 weeks. Maybe less just depending on the shape and difficulty.

Autobody filler works well to build up old sliders. Some type of epoxy might work as well. Once finished, they will be available on our site and ebay. Let me know.

Price?

I would need to have a 3D printed part from that design in my hand to copy. We pull a mold from the original part.

Hot Foot Moto 4481 Hobart Road Gagetown, MI 48735 www.hotfootmoto.net

Good to know. If anyone wants the front part made, let me know.

If someone has a new chain slider or rub block, I can reproduce them. Original part would be returned with a new copy. hotfootmotollc@yahoo.com I was thinking about purchasing an Alta, but am holding off for now. Fingers crossed someone buys it.