My stand for composites in this class is not to promote a skeeter copy development class. I m actually standing with you on the one design side of this fence, as this side also encourages youth interest and newcomer participation. I waited way too long to afford the time a DN needs. If we can do anything to make it easier to maintain a DN we should. I envision a time when some Saturday night in January I can actually eat dinner with my kids without concern about chock straightness and Sundays racing.
Composites are strong, and easy and cheap for the do it yourselfer .
This cuts down repairs and maintenance and therefore shop time. These were good decisions for the class. Now we can spend more time with our families and work and improve on the DNs bad reputation as a time sink. We can do better still. Cut down on alignment time and chock replacement and straightening costs.