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What exactly is developing a bike from a rider's point of view? In my opinion a rider has to: 1) find the best setup for a bike and give feedback to the engineers (and i think there isn't a "best" setup in an absolute sense, each rider has it's own preferences) 2) evaluate new parts Now...

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Maybe a silly question, but what makes a bike eligible for WSBK Why can't, for example the MV Agusta F4 run, or the KTM RC8R, or even the 990 Ducati Desmo RR. I understand that the Desmo is not really a true production bike, but the Aprilia RS4V that is used in WSBK is not really a true...

King Kenny is selling some of his collection, how about a KR3 GP bike!! Maybe we can share?

Crashnet proving itself to be useful for something. This interview with Suppo is interesting: http://www.crash.net/motogp/news/166457/1/suppo_hire_the_best_riders_get_the_best_bike.html

The way it reads, its just for Daytona, maybe if they do well,some sponsorship will come along http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2011/Jan/110114aw.htm

I have 2 new suspension designs which give more advantages than electronic active suspension can, such are passed for racing and would be ideal for the new Moto2 class. Any enthusiasts out there want to assist in this project?

Scott Redding Will Test Ride BMW MotoGP Entry Written by J.C. Current Thursday, 04 November 2010 13:40 In 2012, the FIM MotoGP displacement will change to allow for 1000cc four-stroke motorcycles. This opens the doors for many manufacturers who have not had the funds...

Buy Scott Redding's Moto2 bike By Matthew Birt - MotoGP 20 October 2010 10:51 Scott Redding has proven in 2010 why he's regarded as one of the brightest young talents to emerge out of Britain for decades. And his reputation was further enhanced last weekend in Australia when...

Watching him this season, and especially here at Aragon (without giving anything away, GREAT racecraft and speed yet again) it is extremely obvious that he needs to be in MotoGP. Last season his championship position surely didn't dictate the treatment he received. It was more about getting...

Neil Hodgson has returned to MotoGP action by completing a two-day test at Oschersleben in Germany this week, autosport.com can reveal. The Briton rode a 2007 specification Ducati as he stands in for the injured Shinichi Itoh, the regular Bridgestone test rider who has broken his hip...

Here are some pictures I took last Saturday at the AHDRA event in Bristol. This series is a lot of fun. The events are real enthusiast affairs, with great access to the riders and bikes. These events have even made me like Harleys!

"It's been a big heaping pile of dog ...., is what it's been this year," Edwards says in characteristic fashion.

Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but as soon as I saw this, I thought fellow MotoGP fans would love it. Go to http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/disney/tronlegacy/ and check out one of the HD versions of the clip titled VFX concept test. Man, that is some of the coolest high speed...

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2010/Jul/10070795341.htm http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=41085 should be easy to spot.

I mean the bike only not the seat in the factory team. Spies is riding well and the results are starting to come. Where does the rookie rule prevent Yamaha from giving Spies Rossi's bike? Not sure how it would apply with the engine rule though. Thoughts?

http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=40601 the future is now!

Linsdell to race FTR Moto2 bike in Senior TT By MCN Sports Desk - TT & road races 25 February 2010 10:57 Olie Linsdell and Buckingham-based FTR Moto have joined forces to race in this year’s Senior TT. The Senior TT regulations, though dominated by superbike and superstock 1000cc...

New bike, new problems for Aoyama The 2010 RC212V handed to Hiroshi Aoyama at the first Sepang test, earlier this month, was so different to the version he had previously tested that the MotoGP rookie had to start almost from scratch. Not only was the new bike effectively two years newer than...

Phillips: Silverstone will be a 'proper bike circuit' Silverstone managing director Richard Phillips seeks to reassure the purists that the Northants track will be a 'proper bike circuit' when it stages MotoGP for the first time in more than two decades next year Silverstone will 'absolutely' be...