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It’s no so easy anymore as a blanket price cap. There is now limits on what components can be and they must be available to all teams, not sure when all this kicked in as I think it is a phase in, with backlash from teams such as Kawasaki.
Ducati has been strangled to allow them to use a 1200 cc engine, and must have standard components in the engine hence the special R’s of the past. The 1000’s have had much more flexibility to say the least.
This will all change when Ducati goes to WSBK with a 1000 4 cylinder, one of the reasons for doing it.
Also homologation of specials has changed which may mean we will see some special bikes being made by all manufacturers
But the rules are constantly changing so who knows
All very complicated
Here is some of the updates for rules for 2018http://www.worldsbk.com/en/news/2018/New+season+to+bring+new+rules
 
You also have problems with street homologation equipment versus race permitted.
FIM rules does not allow ABS any longer according to the tech rules, yet street
vehicles now have mandatory ABS above certain cc.
Does this mean in principle that the value of the ABS system can be removed from the
homologation price? Who knows how all this works?
 
Aah...Flo...still trying to decide whether to go RSV4 SBK vs the R...tough call!
I can see how it could be a tough call buddy! Which RSV4 build? SSTK or full SBK build? For my skill and price point I would go for the RSV4...but you know I'm a little biased now. :D

You gonna be at the Ridge Aug 5 & 6?
 

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