Pre 68 bikes are limited to 1967 or earlier models. All major components must be period correct.
Pre 72 class is limited to short travel bikes and 1971 or earlier models. The rule of thumb being 7" max front wheel travel and 4" max rear wheel travel. Some model bikes in this era were shipped with rear suspension that slightly exceeds 4" rear travel. As long as these bikes are raced in "as shipped" configuration, they are legal in the pre 72 class. Bikes with modified suspension will be bumped into the EVO1 class or DQ'd. All major components must be period correct.
Pre 75 class is limited to short travel bikes and 1974 or earlier models. The rule of thumb being 7" max front wheel travel and 4" max rear wheel travel. Some model bikes in this era were shipped with rear suspension that slightly exceeds 4" rear travel. As long as these bikes are raced in "as shipped" configuration, they are legal in the pre 75 class. Bikes with modified suspension will be bumped into the EVO1 class or DQ'd. All major components must be period correct.
EVO1 bikes are limited to 1977 or earlier models. No suspension travel limits are imposed.
EVO2 bikes are limited to air cooled bikes with drum brakes and non-linkage style rear suspension. No year or model limitations imposed.
EVO3 bikes are limited to those models that came stock with (and still use) drum brakes. Water cooling and linkage rear suspension are legal in EVO 3. No year or model limitations imposed.
EVO4 bikes are 1989 or earlier models. (2-stroke 500 machines that were eventually discontinued by the major manufacturers are allowed in this class since they really didn't change much beyond 1989. Examples would be CR500, KX500, and YZ490.)
Decade bikes are ten years old and older.
Modern Support bikes can be brand spankin’ new.
Pre 77 XR75 bikes are stock or modified XR75’s that are 1976 or older.
Pre 85 XR75 bikes are stock or modified XR75’s that are 1984 or older.
Age classes (+30, +40, +50) are fairly self-explanatory. Older riders can enter younger age classes. Younger riders can not ride in older age classes. To eliminate any confusion, the age classes break down like this: +30 = 30 ~ 39 +40 = 40 ~ 49 +50 = 50 and older
It is not normal practice for ARX to have a technical inspection of bikes prior to competition. ARX reserves the right to impose technical inspection (including post race inspection) if blatant rules bending is evident.
Descriptiongates open 7am practice 8:30am race 10am
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Bob has been developing many different racing venues @ his track this year. Dates may change, but, the Vintage Scrambles & Race What Ya Brung will continue.
These events are for fun and having another track to come & ride is another opportunity to have a place to ride in between other races..
Plus, he & his staff run everything so well & the track is awesome!
Call Bob for any changes or contact us ..
Gate Fee: $10.00 per person
Race Fee:
1st Class $25.00
2nd Class $20.00
3rd Class $15.00
Gates open @ 7:00 AM. Practice @ 8:30 AM.
Racing starts @ 10:00 AM
Call or email for Camping, RV Hook-Ups, Weather
For more Info Contact:
Bob Leach (541) 981-1200
Ryan Leach (541) 908-3501
Website: www.albanymx.com
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Mellow MX Track! All Bikes Welcome ! All out state racers & World Wide are welcomed!!
