MA 2023 Silly Season

They're available and on the website. A lot going overseas. Others going into customer builds. Are you ready to step up?

 

I just built a ZX6 motor with the Graves cams. I saw gains mid to top and it made 135 hp on pump gas. Those cams with the MA legal porting, velocity stacks and ECU is a seriously ridiculous engine package.

 

I like the idea but I can't honestly say the Yamaha is holding me back! I do think the Ape chassis is easier to ride on corner entry, though.

I was only messing with Speights. No disrespect intended to Robem. Matt helped me out a lot when I was trying to get comfortable on the FZ. His linkage really made that bike rideable for me.

 

Find additional (some yet to be officially announced) team / rider line-ups here: Beating Around The Bush - MotoAmerica

 

That is actually a pretty good gain.
I think the ones sold by Pucetti are also legal, since they are on the approved FIM list.
My bike is already considered a "superbike" under CCS rules, I was thinking of at some point getting the heads ported and adding cams just for the fun of it (im not fast enough to need anything more than a stock bike).

 

Like @tophyr mentioned... I did my 2013 ZX6R in 2021/12 for the D200 '22 and got 138hp. Did the 2023 right before D200 '23 (same build as the '13) with cams and got 143.
Felt a bit more torquee but never got to see the torque graph (could be just in my head too)

I got mine installed and dynoed just in time. Thank you Mike at KWS Motorsports !!!

 

Is this just news to me or what?

"Perhaps the only surprise about this team is that Stefano Mesa, who raced a Tytlers Cycle Racing Energica battery-powered bike at Daytona, will also contest the full Supersport Championship aboard a Tytlers Cycle Racing Kawasaki ZX-6R."

Didn't know if some of you lazy fooks had enough gumption to click on the link or not

 

A lot of them are going to be at the Isle Mann I would imagine

 

Not sure if this has been posted

 

The flat track community is all hot and bothered by this, and Honda's new 750 twin, as possible pro platforms. I'll believe it when I see that someone wants to sink that much money in developing them for racing.

 

Only one SV650 entered for Road ATL. Hopefully this will get some more zukes back in the mix at the pointy end of the twins field eventually.

 

It better come with some big numbers from the start and some technology

 

They should give the SV a 3 mil overbore. That would close the gap.

 

Yeah, then let Twins run before the Baggers
See how they like it !

 

Still bitter over your 2 mil endurance SV grenading??

 

You mean both of my 2 mil SV engines grenading
One built by Huey the other by 4&6 .

 

u shouldn't have skimped and bought Carrillos

 

It's been so long, I don't remember what was in them.
I know I bought at least 1 Falcon crank .