Brembo reveals TrackTribe monitoring system
Brembo has revealed a new track performance monitoring system, as well as plans to introduce a new and exclusive series of products.
As part of its 2025 EICMA plans Brembo has revealed a new TrackTribe system where it will monitor how you ride on-track.
The new innovation from Brembo means riders taking part in track days can monitor and analyse their performance during each riding session. TrackTribe will promote “performance improvement through a dedicated control unit and sensors mounted on the motorcycle, which transfers data to the app”, says Brembo.
Brembo will be present at this week’s 82nd edition of the EICMA show in Milan, Italy, which gets underway Tuesday, 4 November.
Those attending the event can also find out more about the Italian brand’s Hypure caliper, which is available in a variety of colours, as Brembo says it’s “focusing on customisation”.
If you’ve ridden a bike with Brembo brakes before, chances are you will have used the brand’s traditional silver-coloured calipers. But the brand’s Hypure caliper range also includes black, red and yellow variants.
Brembo’s Hypure caliper provides advanced heat transfer to optimise stopping power, and comprises a “unique spring/pad/pin system, featuring a patented design, along with a specially crafted bearing surface between the caliper and pad”. This helps to minimize residual torque and allow better performance, according to the company.
Brembo has also revealed plans to introduce a new and exclusive product series, following the success of its RCS Corsa Corta 50th Anniversary kit, which was quick to sell out after only becoming available at the beginning of July.
At Brembo’s EICMA stand people will also be able to see the 2025 Ducati Desmosedici GP bike which was victorious in this year’s MotoGP Constructor’s championship and Rider’s championship with Marc Marquez.
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