I know your post was tongue cheek, but its actually not even outside of the rules. All the factories can test all they want using non factory riders. Hence why Ducati has already had 2-3 of them (without using VR/NH). I'm sure you remember the test designed NOT to help Rossi.
Jorge Lorenzo recently revealed that he is set to try out the new version Yamaha M1 after the Mugello GP in July.
The photo of the machine on MotoGP.com gives very little away, the fairing and swingarm looking very similar to the 2011 RC212V
Tom, hes appealing to fallacy. The thing is all these fools dont understand the issues. Honda could test their current bike all they want, just not with their factory riders. Nino doesnt understand this very simple rule. Hes comparing it to the recent GP12 test. What hes forgetting is that factory riders wer aboard that bike. So its suppose to be only next year's evolution. By saying Ducati was cheating, hes appealling to a debate fallacy in relation to what Honda are testing.
Quote from Kropo's site
Hey Mental,
Do you think Honda is also cheating by testing 2011 parts in guise of 2012 bike
Not certain I'm in with the "fools" but it does clearly state in the articlie JL is testing the new bike in june. Is that not what all the fuss is about?
Not certain I'm in with the "fools" but it does clearly state in the articlie JL is testing the new bike in june. Is that not what all the fuss is about?
This just confirms Ducati were cheating
Tom, hes appealing to fallacy. The thing is all these fools dont understand the issues. Honda could test their current bike all they want, just not with their factory riders. Nino doesnt understand this very simple rule. Hes comparing it to the recent GP12 test. What hes forgetting is that factory riders wer aboard that bike. So its suppose to be only next year's evolution. By saying Ducati was cheating, hes appealling to a debate fallacy in relation to what Honda are testing.
Not certain I'm in with the "fools" but it does clearly state in the articlie JL is testing the new bike in june. Is that not what all the fuss is about?
Yes I forgot about that.
We've already had Kropotkin confirm that Ducati's test is no big deal, but the usual suspects, the top boys in the Stoner fanclub want to carry on pretending that they've broken the agreement, the full details of which they are not privy.
As much as I respect Kropotkin I am quite sure he is not privy to the full details of the agreement nor is he privy to the specifications of what was tested.
As much as I respect Kropotkin I am quite sure he is not privy to the full details of the agreement nor is he privy to the specifications of what was tested. I am absolutely certain that you do not have any details at all other than what you are told by people who are guessing also. So based on that what gives you the right to suggest that someone else is wrong? No-one including Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki know what it was that Ducati tested. So someone speculating they tested components to improve the performance of the 2011 bike is as accurate as someone who speculates that they did not. The only difference is some people like yourself regurgitate what you have been told as long as it resonates with your own view of the world and other people think for themselves and form an opinion. You can go on drinking the kool-aid if you like and I will go on thinking for my self.