we raced and serviced more then 10 bikes, 2015+ 2018 2020 R1s and never ever had a gearbox issue. We have our own Dyno as well where we test he hell out of these after engine rebuilds. Engines with more than 13000 km of racing only. How you guys 'managed 'to fuck up that gearbox, is .. science fiction.. Anyway, good work for the rest of the vid - KUDOS and keep up the good job :)
I’m a subscriber to the magazine. Loved the article that this video is the companion to! This video is the cherry on top. Thanks for posting! Very informative and entertaining. Looking forward to future postings.
For the 2022 season (the one that just ended) AOD bought a new street bike and took the engine out of it, installed it in the race chassis, and went along their merry way to the 2022 Championship. For 2023 they decided to do the hard thing and rebuilt the engine with the bad transmission. This was done partly to be slightly more cost efficient, partly to be able to video the process for y'all! Thanks for reading the articles in @roadracingworld!
Is there any difference in 2009 r1 engines and 2020 are there parts interchangeable such as the crank pistons. I live in a country where motorcycle parts are extremely hard to come byyou have to make the best of it ! Please help
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we raced and serviced more then 10 bikes, 2015+ 2018 2020 R1s and never ever had a gearbox issue.
We have our own Dyno as well where we test he hell out of these after engine rebuilds.
Engines with more than 13000 km of racing only.
How you guys 'managed 'to fuck up that gearbox, is .. science fiction..
Anyway, good work for the rest of the vid - KUDOS and keep up the good job :)
So much awesome engine talk in 1 short video. I do not know how I missed this when it came out. Let's go!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m a subscriber to the magazine. Loved the article that this video is the companion to! This video is the cherry on top. Thanks for posting! Very informative and entertaining. Looking forward to future postings.
Hey! Thanks for taking the time to write and thanks for reading the magazine!
Just read in the January issue that you went with the buy a used street bike vs build a motor plan. That’s my preference as well.
For the 2022 season (the one that just ended) AOD bought a new street bike and took the engine out of it, installed it in the race chassis, and went along their merry way to the 2022 Championship.
For 2023 they decided to do the hard thing and rebuilt the engine with the bad transmission. This was done partly to be slightly more cost efficient, partly to be able to video the process for y'all!
Thanks for reading the articles in @roadracingworld!
Is there any difference in 2009 r1 engines and 2020 are there parts interchangeable such as the crank pistons. I live in a country where motorcycle parts are extremely hard to come byyou have to make the best of it ! Please help
No totally different