Nice to see someone really give this bike/engine some love for racing. 50 hp in that chassis and the right suspension will just rip around the track!

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! We are loving the build so far and can't wait to drop this motor in. Stay tuned!

I wish I could be his apprentice. He seems like a great teacher. And I love little bikes.

But will it run Crysis

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

what is crysis...other than a game

@DgtalBreakz

6 жыл бұрын

Thats the joke, whether the bike can run the game... Xd

@GravityBunk

3 жыл бұрын

Well it can run over anything that runs crysis.

The David Spade of engine rebuilds..

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

heheheh....like small and spunky? Or just funny?

@steve23464

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries I meant it only as a compliment. You could prb do an awesome imitation. Excellent video btw! Subbed.

@Jakalwarrior

6 жыл бұрын

Yep, I see it lol. Its the turns of phrase and speech patterns. Subtle, but its there.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Steve 23464 oh, were you talking about how John bleeds sound from one word to the next? I totally hear it now. I can't wait to see him to have some fun telling him what our audience has pinpointed about his manner of speaking.

@steve23464

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries yes exactly! And upon rewatching it he could prb do a mean impersonation of Michael J Fox too! Reading the comments other people see different actors also.

Nice. More please! Excited to see what you guys can do to the humble little R3, and turn it into a real 'superbike'!

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

I believe we have two future episodes worth of material already shot. It's just a matter of editing it and releasing it. We will push for two episodes this coming week but can't promise more than one.

cool stuff but why the hell does he talk like he's talking to a 5 y/o?

@nicolasrivera1282

6 жыл бұрын

Well.. You're not wrong, just take a minute to read comments in any video and you'll end disappointed with humanity haha

@creaky2436

5 жыл бұрын

@Drco89ol Ouch. Did you ever find out what it was? If not, let me buy your bike lol

@Fee.1

3 жыл бұрын

Drco89ol what problems did it have? Piston rings ?

@filiplaskovski9993

3 жыл бұрын

It’s called having a big head

great build keep em coming

Love it!

I don't think backcutting the dogs provides smoother engagement. As far as I know it helps prevent the dogs from rounding over and helps eliminate the transmission jumping out of gear.

@erwinmaes3105

6 жыл бұрын

the guy don't even know a stator delivers ac/dc current and i wonder how the bike can run without it

Awesome!

Tuned in, and subscribed!

great series!!!

What an epic video, thank you :)

Awesome.

Great series can't wait to see the end result.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

I don't know if we will have an end result for you. This project will keep developing even after the initial bike is built and raced. We will be showing the entire metamorphosis, even after the bike rev1 is done, we will go race it and figure out some more upgrades, then go execute them.

I love the r3. And tst.. love the video..should i change my sprakplugs at 8000 miles.and after i hit 5000 miles should i switch good oil syn

beautiful.

oh man you should teach in school....this is music to my ears...

@TSTindustries

5 жыл бұрын

He used to teach at Wyotech

Would really love to see the theory, science and testing such as R and D that went into making the decisions for these extensive modifications.

great vid!

@TSTindustries

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the love!

John is a cool builder..reminds me of Mark Wahlberg. I can't wait for stock vs comparisons..in the meantime im enjoying it

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

John is definitely a cool cat. Bart met John about twenty years ago through skydiving. Their paths crossed again in road racing and the rest is history.

@Motogamna

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries ahzam

I'm actually impressed to see that the engine has taken such a hard beat on the race track. However, do you guys agree that the R3's engine is very powerful? I mean, it can withstand pressure even from stock? For example my R3 has approx 1700 miles on it. I have twisted the throttle a couple of times but I still feel like I am pushing the R3 too much and unintentionally damaging it. How does the engine perform in overall outside a race track if you drive it normally and sometimes twist the throttle, will that damage the engine at all? What about revving? And lastly what about oil? Would love to get an interesting answer! I love your series and I will continue to watch it

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

We are currently using Motul synthetic oil in our race bikes. That oil will get you very good protection for engine internals. There are other choices as well. Yamalube is another you can consider. Revving your bike, and riding it around the streets really doesn't stress your motor very much. Just take a look at our Supersport build from last year which can be seen in our "R3 Street or Track" video. This bike under two racers got on the podium many times last year. It saw about 15 track days, and around 20 races. It was ridden at 100% of what it can provide all that time. We changed the oil regularly and the bike kept going. At the end of the season we disassembled the motor to see what is going on inside and refresh it for this coming season. Only preventive maintenance was required. Nothing was really wrong with any of the parts even though we demanded a lot of performance out of this little beast. Yamaha builds a strong motor so as long as you maintain it properly, take it into the dealer for any recalls, you should be good for many years to come. All that said I recommend that you go to the track for spirited riding and leave the street to commuting. Cheer! Bart

@Marwixvlogs

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries Thank you so much for the explanation, very much appreciated. I am happy to hear that from the professionals! Keep up with the series❤

damn you guys are making history on the r3

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

we sure hope so

Are you using the stock oil pump for the R3? Thank you for sharing this video.

@TSTindustries

5 жыл бұрын

We are but we changed the oil pressure.

please tell me you're going to adapt most of this tech and millwork for street applications !!

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Any R&D we do trickles down to the street. The street scene is our biggest market, and it pays for the research we do. It wouldn't be prudent to just make shiny fun parts for one bike. We will figure out ways to bring most of this tech to street guys...as long as they are willing to spend the money.

I love this shit! I need some alone time myself now.....

I just looked through your website and couldn't find the flywheel, or the triple clamp, or any of your other engine mods on this and other TST videos, what am I missing?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

The triple clamp is on the WORX portion of our site but we aren't selling it yet. The flywheel is a special made to order item that we need the core for. The rest of the engine mods are also special order items for now. You can shoot a message to our customer support department through our website and they will provide you with cost and lead times.

@Concordeagle

6 жыл бұрын

cool, thanks

In a low HP class where you are taking a lot of corners flat, is lightening a flywheel really beneficial?

@filiplaskovski9993

3 жыл бұрын

U just loose torque!!!

Is it possible to swap the R3's crankshaft for a 270 degree CrossPlane crank Please reply for this eagerly waiting to know this.

will the crank be for sale?

My favorite motorcycle engines are the Last 5 valve 998 Yamaha, my 2014 Yamaha FZ-1, and the next best are crossplane twins, the FZ07, and R3, then the R1 is awesome, but it could be so much cooler with a supercharger

3:12 would this gear rework be of any benefit to the street bike?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Not unless you have your transmission falling out of gear often. Back cutting the transmission gear dogs prevents the selected gear from falling out under high load and RPM. This is an issue we experienced on these bikes last year.

I like this guy. He reminds me of myself.

what major engine modifications that you guys do? like change the cam profile?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Siddiq Sobri episode 7 will launch this week. It's part 2 of the motor video. It will answer all your questions.

@siddiqsobri8660

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries thanks.

From Malaysia.. 👍

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome to our channel!

Man this company is great

@TSTindustries

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the love!

wait... even if it's a DC-CDI ignition, how are you getting electricity back to the battery to run the system for extended periods? Or maybe the better question to ask is how long of a race can you get in before having to recharge the battery/put in a fresh battery?

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

Our setup has a total loss charging system, which means it has no charging components. We calculated the amp hours necessary to run the longest of the races we participate in, then multiplied by a factor of safety and that has been working for us as long as we keep a fresh battery in the bike. The engine starts are the worst. If we have a few race restarts it gets dicey. We haven't ever run out totally but have come in from a race at 11.4v. Our longest race is a half hour.

Hey guys love your work done on this rebuild my r3 crankshaft is broken 😢 terrible day for me i want to rebuild it but im in Jamaica 🇯🇲 parts soo hard to get can you guys help me to get parts to bring my r3 back to life

Are you guys still going to install the counter balancer?

@TSTindustries

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. We retain counter balancers in our builds

Would you happen to have an accurate assembled engine weight (preferably stock / no accessories or wiring)?

@TSTindustries

5 жыл бұрын

I can weigh a stock motor for you on Monday if you remind me

@hahahano2796

5 жыл бұрын

@@TSTindustries Will do, thanks!

@hahahano2796

5 жыл бұрын

@@TSTindustries If you get the chance and inclination, please weigh the stock motor and post the results. Thanks!

@TSTindustries

5 жыл бұрын

84.6 lb, mostly drained of oil but not washed out, no oil filter, no coolant, no accessories

Forged piston.. H beam rod.. that's are really hard to get in my country

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry man... but maybe WeBike has something that you can get. Don't know exactly where you are. If maybe in Malaysia contact Tuneboss

@kampret43

4 жыл бұрын

@@TSTindustries I'm in indonesia btw.. in my country there are alot of taiwanese aftermarket parts but mostly cast aluminium, I'll check your suggestion.. and thank you for your reply..

Can you make it goes to crossplane crankshaft ??

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

The R3 motor configuration is crossplane.

Hi what spark plug are you using for this Yamaha R3?

@TSTindustries

3 жыл бұрын

CR8E, sometimes CR9E

Oooo shiny, what?

I am a bit puzzled - In the absence of a charging system (stator/mag removal), how do you plan on keeping the bike running for long durations (GP race, etc) - Battery alone? Isn't that taking some pretty big risks? Obviously necessary to install a new battery into the bike in between sessions - But instead of removing stator, and leaving the battery - would you not have lost more weight in removing the battery and starter and using a remote start/bump starter?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

niteshadesc2 this is my favorite question in a while. It is so much more enjoyable to answer tech questions than respond to the typical banter, so firts of all, thank you. The primary goal behind removing the charging system was to remove rotating mass from the crank and remove the parasitic effects of inertia and charging drag. This causes the motor to rev to the power band faster so we can get usable power quicker than a typical bike. The centripetal acceleration on the center plane of the bike is also reduced causing direction changes of the entire bike to require less force. The actual weight reduction is the secondary goal. We removed around 7 pounds cumulative with charging parts. We use a large lithium battery that provides double the Ah than stock, yet is roughly 5lb lighter, so we lost 12 lb total there. We have tested this setup thoroughly and found that we have three engine starts and one hour of continuous operation before we drop to 12v. The bike does not start to act up until about 11.7v. our GT races are 25 minutes so we're all good.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

The starter does not remain engaged after the motor is running so there is nothing gained by removing it except weight shed. We could potentially remove it for just weight reduction but it is not uncommon to crash during a race. In that case you want to start the bike asap and then continue the race if the bike is usable.

@wikwyre

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries thanks for the explanation! I now understand your logic on the charging system removal.

can we change the crankshaft of r3 ti make it long stroke

@TSTindustries

Жыл бұрын

You could do that, but then you also have to cast a taller cylinder block, or find minimally shorter rods and potentially have enough length on the bottom of the cyl block.

Hi TsT. New Piston sell or tested ? Comperation ratio 11.6:1 maybe much more 12.0:1 ? And Comperation ratio much more = much more RPM ?

@amaeyparadkar9632

6 жыл бұрын

MT03 -TR compression ratio is not equal to more power but more compression is equal to more torque per cycle. And torque and power can be converted to each other, like 6th gear has lot of power and 1st have a lot of torque.

@mt03-tr23

6 жыл бұрын

Amaey Paradkar what is the requirement for more cycles, for example R3 is 15,000 (Rpm)cycles ( google translate )

@amaeyparadkar9632

6 жыл бұрын

MT03 -TR No such specific requirement. Stronger and lighter components spins faster. Your fuel and ignition system should cope at whatever RPM you want your engine to run. My Duke 390 is limited at 10,500 RPM and I pushed it to 12,000 RPM, it just reduces the life of engine.

@amaeyparadkar9632

6 жыл бұрын

Also a reason why Harley Davidson lasts longer with 10,000 RPM redline and Japanese sports bikes are done for in 3-4 years (when used, ofcourse) with their 14,000+ redline.

@mt03-tr23

6 жыл бұрын

Amaey Paradkar stock r3 (max 13,500 rpm) I want to turn 15,000(rpm) cycles. how can I turn 15,000 cycles. pcv bazzaz Ecu.?

If I had a Dollar for every time he said this isn’t a normal part...😂😂

Can we change the pinstons of R3 to make it 400cc+?

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

It's possible to punch out the cylinder bores to +2mm. That will give you 339.4 cc. I don't think there is enough meat in the cylinder block to go any bigger.

i understand. Racing often is about the little things, but they interest . i do not race

do you think you can fit a Yamaha MX360 into a R3 or not?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

with a welder and some tools anything is possible, but why?

@mewtrixster9884

6 жыл бұрын

More power? Different sound? Just wondering

i need that motor.

The R3 is a super bike if you are a very small dude or a medium to small woman.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

The term superbike has nothing to do with size of bike. I am just going to copy and paste another reply I wrote a few days ago because I am tired of typing the same thing to these comments. Go look up the rules for any racing organization. The classes are typically divided into Supersport, Superbike, Moto. All the modifications performed to this bike preclude it from racing in Supersport classes, so the bike only qualifies for racing in SB and Moto classes. Therefore it is a Superbike. If you want to reference this please see CCS, ASRA, or WERA rules.

@nearkolob

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries I was making a joke because of all the comments. It's called levety. My comment is funny because there are lots of comments about the bikes size. I call it my magic sauce of comedy...I really can't tell you more than that.

@BiancaZombie

5 жыл бұрын

@@nearkolob "magic sauce of comedy" - nice

Hola cuantos gramos esas bielas carrillo

Which engine is more durable suzuki yamaha honda kawasaki?

@TSTindustries

9 ай бұрын

That question is too broad. All those manufacturers produce many engines that would need to be compared against each specific model. And even then there would be too much subjectivity on the topic unless you perform standardized tests with transparent results. I do not believe there is a data source to deduce an answer that will satisfy your question.

Rough porous surface have more oil surface (between metal to metal contact) =lesser friction. This has been proven in suspension technology

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Then why do bearing manufacturers strive for smoother and smoother bearing components? You have to consider the fact that the oil on main bearings has to constantly flow, and at flow velocities where turbulence is not a factor there is less flow resistance over a smooth surface.

My man looks like Mark Wahlberg.... Cool video

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

like Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch Mark, or Shooter Mark?

Nice to see Michael J. Fox making a living building engines

Is that David Spades ‘s brother, I see someone beat to the David Spade likeness, but I did go to school with David Spade in Arizona and we were friends, and one his brothers was a little on the wild side, don’t remember which one. You guys might of wanted to wait a year, because the Ninja 400 is going to be the bike to have.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

We bought the first 400 that was delivered to our area in early March. Next year's SuperBike series will be focusing on us building that bike.

Try to import Cbr250rr for your next project

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately the execs at Honda did not grant us the 250RR in our market. Importing that bike would be expensive and paperwork hell. To top that, we would not have a big market here in the USA for parts of a foreign bike. We are just keeping our fingers crossed that Honda comes to their senses and brings that bike here in the coming years.

@Vziera

6 жыл бұрын

Fellow Indo detected

I have a 2006 Yamaha FZ6. But I want to lighten the inside of my engine and loss as much weight as possible. I know how too. But, It will be much appreciated if you can share the companies names that made the pistons and doctored up the crank and who did the dark magic to the transmission clogs. Hell! I will give you my motorcycle there for y’all can do your dark magic to it. Then it would be nice to race both the 300 and the 600 just see how much faster the 600 is from the 300. Then I would also be nice to see a light and heavy rider drive both bikes in the city and on the high way to see which bike gets better gas mileage. But, until then. Can you please help me out and point me into the right direction to send their for I can send my parts out and or get parts made from certain companies. That will be much appreciated.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

The pistons are Spears Racing spec, and are made to Gregg Spears' specification by a leading forged piston manufacturer. The rods are made by Carillo. The transmission undercut is done through Spears as well. Everything else is our black magic done by machine shops we work with to our specifications. Unfortunately this information will remain secret for the purpose of protecting our time investment and funneling this type of business through us. If you have the money we can make it happen, but you have to be comfortable with saying goodbye to a few thousand dollars.

@zanehopefz6hundred761

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries ohh.. I think I would!! I have my entire engine disassembled. In a couple months I’m going to go ahead and send it to you. I will even pay you guys to put it back together therefore you don’t have to worry about me taking it apart and measuring the rods and pistons LOL. Therefore I can tell the public the specs LOL 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Because I do want to be the first person to have a race spect Yamaha FZ 600 engine. Yes I know! It’s practically the R6! just well.. the doctors went through her and they dedowngraded a couple parts, haha. But no, seriously. I would love to eventually race you guys on my fz6 against your r3.And or you guys have the same rider who is skinny and one whims on the heavy side to ride both of the bikes in the city and on the highway and put them through their paces. And then he or she tell us which one they prefer LOL. Anyways thank you so much for a listing down the companies. I had the company’s name that made the rods. Because it says it on them. But I didn’t catch the name where you sent out the transmission to. You know what! Just do everything that you did to this R3 to my bike! 😂😂😂😂 because in all seriousness. I want to be the one to have the worlds first extremely ligtest FZ6 and fastest OEM engine built. But I’ve watched all of your videos. And I have a couple concerns. Like for one apparently you can’t do too much dark magic to an engine because then it won’t be legal for racing. But I really don’t care if it’s legal or not for racing. again I want to have the worlds lightest and fastest Yamaha FZ6. With the stock engine. I’m a Diesel mechanic. I know what needs to be done. I just don’t know of a shop or shops that can do what I want to have done. Because it’s a small engine. All of my local machine shop shops say that they don’t have the right equipment for that small engine! Well guess what! You all have lost my business, LOL. But, now I do. And I Owe you a lot! I’ve been looking and looking and looking!

Its not good to push the bike allways. I love the bike

8:18 the entire crank is ruined

@TSTindustries

5 жыл бұрын

That's funny because that crank is providing what we were looking for. It spun us to one competition track record already.

@zuki4563

5 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries I was joining... because he barely touched the side of it

@zuki4563

5 жыл бұрын

At 8:18...

Cam?

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

In the next motor video. We have specially made long duration, high lift cams going into this motor.

@mechtechau

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries be a hell of a ramp on it. Maybe some nice low LSA as well, get some lump on this rig!

Please build and sell these.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

We provide our build services to racers. Are you saying we should have crate engines on the shelf ready to go when someone want one? You have to understand that selling a complete motor with all the services already done to it will likely cost about the same as the bike itself. It's much more cost effective to drop off a motor here for us to build it up to the customer's wishes.

@hali_moto

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries I'm not retarded, you clearly won't have a bunch of built motors sitting on a shelf. I would love to have you build my motor but I am very far away from you and I race in a shitty local amateur class so my regular old R3 motor will have to due.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Hali Moto we actually are kicking around the idea of stocking supersport crate motors as those will be the most popular, if we actually pull the trigger. Where are you racing?

@hali_moto

6 жыл бұрын

TSTindustries Nova Scotia, Canada, Its just at my local track. I would love to experience what one of these motors could do but I'm still picking away at some basic stuff on my bike. I'll start putting my pennies in a jar though maybe one day I'll have the cash for a badass built motor.

Thanks Joe Dirt

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha...Joe Dirt.

since when was a 300 a superbike.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

This bike is a pure race bike used in a track setting only and competing in the CCS Southeast Region in the Superbike Class. Under the class specification, this bike is a Superbike. Reference our other videos for more information or look up CCS/ASRA/WERA racing rules. You can also reference the video at the link below! kzread.info/dash/bejne/gX530NyhfrjFirQ.html

Can't watch anymore

Hmm... does he look more like David Spade, or Michael J. Fox?????????????

@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

Michael J. Spade

Dude, You have great content, but you are taking as long as a chick to tell the story.

Is r3 a superbike 😂?

But a r3 is not a superbike so I don't think your info is right

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Go look up the rules for any racing organization. The classes are typically divided into Supersport, Superbike, Moto. All the modifications performed to this bike preclude it from racing in Supersport classes, so the bike only qualifies for racing in SB and Moto classes. Therefore it is a Superbike. If you want to reference this please see CCS, ASRA, or WERA rules.

"superbike"

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

"SuPErbIkE"

Not trying to be funny. But yea u shouldnt make motor vids.

@TSTindustries

5 ай бұрын

I don't think John has made many videos at all so it is not his wheelhouse. He did the best he could and we gave him a spot on the show so that it is not the same host every time. Your point is noted. -BR

Why waste your time and money building a bike that no one even races, why wouldn't you just build an R6? It's like trying to make a minibike with a lawnmower engine into a MotoGP bike. And 50hp? Come on, just a waste of time

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

You are incorrect in thinking no one races these. The 300-500 CC racing classes are on the rise. Motoamerica has a 300 class for Ninja 300, R3, and RC390 bikes. There are European circuits of same caliber for these small displacement bikes. Everytime we show up to a racing event the small bike grids look bigger. So the small bike sport is in expansion. We also race bigger bikes. We have a factory R1 and R6 that race in FMRRA and CCS series. We build all kinds of bikes. We just wanted to do an extravagant project out of a bike that most people wouldn't take that far. This series is a documentary of what we are doing..

@billygoat382

5 жыл бұрын

There is also a race series for the R3 in Australia.

an R3 is not a superbike so please dont call it that, thanks x but good video

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Go look up the rules for any racing organization. The classes are typically divided into Supersport, Superbike, Moto. All the modifications performed to this bike preclude it from racing in Supersport classes, so the bike only qualifies for racing in SB and Moto classes. Therefore it is a Superbike. If you want to reference this please see CCS or WERA rules.

sounds really expensive...isnt it way cheaper to just buy a bigger faster bike? and then you dont have those little plastic toy front forks that look deadly over 80 mph...and you get real brakes and tires too

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Bigger bike, bigger racing classes, same problem. And besides, we already build bigger race bikes. Our stable has an R1, R6, several CBR600RRs and a couple R3s. We wanted to do something nobody else is doing, and here it is.

@A-FrameWedge

6 жыл бұрын

stickloaf Different racing classes. Are you mental?

Just to clarify, I superbike is a leader by a super sport is a 600 and another three is worthless. And an r3 is not a super bike so try to get your facts straight

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

Man, you guys really need to read some facts before you start typing. Go see the rules of any AMA sanctioned racing organization like CCS and WERA. Superbike is a class within all displacements.

@gavinmay6949

6 жыл бұрын

Yea, I saw a few people commenting about the 'super bike' term used. I guess they are confused due to the usual definition used in racing of between 800-1000cc motorbikes. Or the "street slang" of basically a 'high end' motorcycle, much like a 'Super car'.

@TSTindustries

6 жыл бұрын

What about the STK class in national racing series. That is a 1000cc class, yet there is another class called SB. There are no set definitions for these things, but if you do some research into present day Superbike classes then you will see many displacements included in that category. I just read these comments, written so poorly both in regards to grammar and spelling, by authors that are self-proclaimed authorities on the subject, and I find it very funny. At that point I just can't help myself but to fire back with some snarky, fact-filled comment, that maybe will make these guys rethink what they wrote.

@casperjensen1769

4 жыл бұрын

@@TSTindustries Ok, here goes. A Superbike is an official designation by racing organisations for any motorcycle above 600cc's. The term has since been used by manufacturers to sell motorcycles to the general public. Supersports (600cc); and Superbikes(1000cc), are generally race-replica motorcycles designed for Street use. Many can be modified slightly for racing use (Track days and such). A sportbike is the generic term for ANY motorcycle with race-inspired fairings, suspension, brakes, etc. The old term “Race on Sunday, sell on Monday “ has never been promoted as well as by motorcycle manufacturers. I hope this clears up the confusion a bit.

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@TSTindustries

4 жыл бұрын

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