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New weight limit for twins at Silverstone
By Visordown News on 12/07/2010 11:48:05
FIM announces new minimum weight following review of 2010 results table
THE FIM SBK Technical Director has announced new weight regulations, which will see a new minimum weight for twin cylinder 1200cc machines reduced by 3kg to 162kg.The new regulations will take effect at Silverstone WSB, scheduled for 1st August
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BSB: Ducati weight set at 175kg
By Visordown News on 09/06/2008 11:31:07
Click here to read the full rule changes for 1200cc V-twins
THE Directors of the MCRCB, the organisation that regulates the British Superbike Championship, have finally set the 1200cc V-twin weight limit at 175kg.The announcement has been made after weeks of turbulence following the initial decision to add
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MotoGP: Elias carries extra weight to go faster
By Visordown News on 03/05/2009 09:48:25
Single tyre rule not welcomed by Rossi, Stoner and Elias - who has to carry more weight to go faster
Elias ... can you spot where the extra 4kg is hidden?BOFFINS spend thousands of hours looking to shave a few grams of weight off their belived MotoGP machines, but Toni Elias has had to add 4kg in an attempt to go faster.Riding the factory
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ZX-10R. Worth the weight?
By mark forsyth on 18/11/2010 11:17:03
Sykes' performance points to massive improvements
The whisper on pit lane is that 2011 will be a good year for the green K.Our moles within the racing circles tell us that apart from more power and less weight (always handy), the new ZX-10R's main advantage is not these two factors but rather its
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BSB: Ducati hit with 10 kilo weight penalty
By Visordown News on 20/05/2008 13:44:56
Big twins slapped down with massive 22lb extra
MOTOSPORT VISION Racing, organisers of the British Superbike series, have just announced that every Ducati racing in the championship is to suffer a 10 kilogramme weight penalty. Here's what they said: "As part of this move to use much less
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BSB: MSVR back down over Ducati weight penalty
By Visordown News on 23/05/2008 10:12:13
Visordown gets the news before anyone else
IT SEEMS as thought the weight controversy for the Ducati 1200s at this weekend's Bank Holiday Mondy round of the BSB Championship at Donington may be over - temporarily.Here's the latest statement from MSVR, the BSB rule makers
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Put your bike on the battery diet
By Robin Goodwin on 14/10/2010 09:25:02
For the weight conscious rider there is a lightweight racing battery with up to 5kg of weight reduction
We're surrounded by weight loss tips, low calorie diets and yoga classes - and the same can be said for your bike. In efforts to reduce weight you remove unnecessary bits and add lightweight components to improve performance.But have you ever
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Graph of 30 years of superbike development
By Visordown News on 13/08/2009 09:16:54
The evolution of the power/weight motorcycle over the last 30 years
WE SPOTTED this on French site Motorevue earlier today:The two charts plot the evolution of the typical weight and power characteristics of key motorcycles over the last 40 years.It's a simple but striking bit of info, plotting the increase in power
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How to achieve the ultimate upper body strength
By Steve Plater on 16/12/2010 09:51:07
A form of exercise even the laziest of the lazy can do. All you need is some weights, weight bench, dumbbell and lots and lots of determination...
The world’s best riders are seldom musclebound, no-necked freaks, but by the same token they’re not ten-stone weaklings either. Whether you’re flicking through chicanes or filtering through traffic, decent upper body strength is essential to riding a motorcycle well. Using nothin...
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Train like a Racer: Upper Body Strength
By Steve Plater on 24/09/2010 16:56:52
A form of exercise even the laziest of the lazy can do. All you need is some weights, weight bench, dumbbell and lots and lots of determination...
The world’s best riders are seldom musclebound, no-necked freaks, but by the same token they’re not ten-stone weaklings either. Whether you’re flicking through chicanes or filtering through traffic, decent upper body strength is essential to riding a motorcycle well. Using not...
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