Field-tested guides for reading your data, finding time on track, and getting the most from your motorcycle telemetry. Written by riders who race.
Set motorcycle sag for track days: free vs rider sag, how to measure it, preload vs springs, damping basics and a setup log that keeps changes repeatable.
Build a comfortable motorcycle body position for track days: relaxed controls, useful reference points, instructor feedback and an honest way to review progress.
Compare motorcycle lap timer apps for iPhone and Android: RaceChrono, Harry's LapTimer and TrackAddict, with GPS, video, paid features and export checks.
Prepare for a UK motorcycle track day with a practical checklist covering riding kit, bike checks, documents, paddock essentials and your first session.
Understand cold, hot and tyre-warmer pressure readings for motorcycle track days, find the right manufacturer guidance and keep a useful session log.
Understand motorcycle trail braking, progressive brake release and common corner-entry mistakes, plus what your track-day telemetry can and cannot reveal.
Turn motorcycle telemetry into track day drills that stick: one corner, one change, a check on whether it worked, and a weekly drill digest between sessions.
What lean angle actually measures, what's safe on track, what MotoGP riders see, and how telemetry helps you build lean angle confidence safely.
Honest comparison of the two most popular motorcycle data loggers — RaceBox Mini vs AiM Solo 2. Logging rates, IMU quality, app, price, and which to buy for track days.
Corner-by-corner Brands Hatch Indy guide for motorcycles. Apex lines, braking markers, and telemetry-backed advice on where amateurs lose time.
A repeatable 5-step method for using motorcycle telemetry data to find time on track. Used by club racers to drop seconds without taking new risks.
Learn to read motorcycle telemetry data step by step. Speed traces, lean angle, throttle, and braking — what each channel means and how to spot time on track.