..I disagree, the scrutineers role is to check it complies with the rule book be that safety rules or not (numbers in areil bold MT font) 
As for the front sprocket on a modern bike that's open, it should be alright. Just some vintage bike would have a problem.
Mate no offence but if that's what you think after three days you need to be demoted back to level 1. Sprocket cover are mandatory on all bikes if there is a space of 30 mm form the swing arm pivot be it modern classic or a push bike..... From that response you bag me out for lines in the sand and then you say your letting a "modern break the rules cause it should be alright " is that a technical term ?. Like I said you check the things that hurt people, then if you wanna play tap spokes knoc yourself out, its is up to you.
Well point me in the right direction Freaky, a modern bike (1997 ktm 250 exc) measures nowhere near 30mm gap between the sprocket and the
outside of the swingarm pivot, so I interpret that as acceptable under the MOMs, do you think otherwise?
I'm not having a go at anyone, and I'm certainly not going to be spoke tapping and wheel wobbling, I'm just wondering why others do it.
You level 4's are so wound up and highly strung, take a Bex and lie down.
