What is a motorcycle track day?

Also known as a bike track day, this is an activity day that involves taking your own motorcycle to a racing circuit for a ride. There are usually no limits on speed on track days, but there may be some regulations to follow and it’s recommended you ride within the limits of your own safety and comfort.

Which is the fastest sports bike?

Right now, the Dodge Tomahawk is considered the fastest sports bike with a top speed of 350 mph.

What's the difference between a Honda Fireblade and Fireblade SP2?

There are several differences between a Fireblade and Fireblade SP2, which is the latest performance-oriented variant of the Fireblade. For instance, the Fireblade SP2 has Marchesini forged wheels, semi-active Ohlins electronic control suspension, Brembo brakes, a Lithium-ion battery, and larger valves.

Do motorcycles corner better than cars?

On average, a car can corner better than a motorcycle, largely due to the amount of traction that they have on the road or the track at any given moment. Cars also have a tighter turning radius at higher speeds, meaning that a bike has to turn on a larger arc, which slows down their turning speed. Motorcycles also corner a little slower than cars at high speeds because of the fact they have to be balanced gyroscopically.

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Your questions answered

On average, a car can corner better than a motorcycle, largely due to the amount of traction that they have on the road or the track at any given moment. Cars also have a tighter turning radius at higher speeds, meaning that a bike has to turn on a larger arc, which slows down their turning speed. Motorcycles also corner a little slower than cars at high speeds because of the fact they have to be balanced gyroscopically.

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