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Ask the Geek: Sportbike Nakedness, Chains and Bearings
Your Abnormal Guide To Things Abnormal
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Technicalities - Suspension and Springs
Beyond nuts and bolts
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High-Frequency Headshake And Synthetic Oil Problems
Your Abnormal Guide To Things Abnormal
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Using Data Acquisition
Part 3: Analyzing Throttle Position.
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Street Tires, Clutch, And Cylinders - Questions And Answers - Ask The Geek
Tire Questions, clutch switches, cylinders, etc.
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Using Data Acquisition Part 2 - RPM Analysis
Learn about data acquisition, speed, rpm channels, and more...
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Ask The Geek: Shock, Forks And Horsepower
Check out SR's suggestions on shock, forks, horsepower problems, and more.
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Suggested Suspension Settings
Sport Rider's setup recommendations for every bike tested from 1997
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Center Of Gravity Numbers, And Bike Chain - Ask The Geek
Your Abnormal Guide To Things Abnormal
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800CC Racebikes - Motogp Tech
With the new era of 800cc MotoGP well underway, our spies in the paddock have managed to s...
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Art & Science: Fooling the Dyno
From the June 2004 issue of Sport Rider Magazine
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Traction Control
And other electronic trickery used in MotoGP
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Michelin's MotoGP Qualifying Tires
All You Need To Know About Qualifying Tires
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Fooling the Dyno
We've known for some time now that repeatable, consistent dyno readings depend on a number...
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More Fun With Geometry
Using swingarm angle, chain pull and antisquat to maximize traction.
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