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Zero One Racing | Motorcycle race setup software.
WHEELBASE EXPLAINED! | Motorcycle racing geometry
The wheelbase affects many things on a motorcycle, and many things affect it! It influences how a bike corners, how much the bike pitches, how the tyres are loaded and much more, so understanding it is crucial in racing.
Aaron from Zero One Racing (www.zerooneracing.com) explains what wheelbase is, how it affects the bike and why there may be more to it than you'd think!
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Check out ZeroChassis, our race setup software...
ZeroChassis provides you with the power to understand your chassis and suspension setup, and is used by race teams across the globe! Check out our website for more details!
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Aaron from Zero One Racing (www.zerooneracing.com) explains what wheelbase is, how it affects the bike and why there may be more to it than you'd think!
Follow Zero One Racing on social media!
Twitter: ZeroOneRacing
Instagram: zero_one_racing
Check out ZeroChassis, our race setup software...
ZeroChassis provides you with the power to understand your chassis and suspension setup, and is used by race teams across the globe! Check out our website for more details!
www.zerooneracing.com
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TRAIL EXPLAINED! | Motorcycle racing geometry
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Trail is crucial to motorcycle setup. It has a major effect on the handling of the bike, and to achieve the fastest possible race setup, setting up the trail correctly is paramount. Aaron from Zero One Racing (www.zerooneracing.com) explains what trail actually is (along with rake and offset) and why it's so important, while delving into the actual science and mechanics behind trail. Follow Zer...
A BIKE RACER'S BEST FRIEND! | Meet ZeroChassis...
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Introducing ZeroChassis, Motorcycle chassis software by Zero One Racing. ZeroChassis provides you with the power to understand your chassis and suspension setup, and is used by race teams across the globe! Check out our website for more details! www.zerooneracing.com Follow us on social media! Twitter: ZeroOneRacing Instagram: zero_one_racing Thanks to McAMS Yamaha and...
Swingarm Pivot Adjustment Explained! | FASTER CORNER EXIT?
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If you've ever wondered why some motorcycles have adjustable swingarm pivots, this is the video for you! Hint... it may help you get a better corner exit due to something called anti-squat! This is a common adjustment found in MotoGP and on Superbikes, but it's now commonly found on standard sports bikes too - Ducati V4R, Aprilia RSV4 and BMW S1000RR M, to name just a few! Aaron from Zero One R...
ZERO CHASSIS - CUSTOMISE to suit you! | MOTORCYCLE RACE SETUP SOFTWARE
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Get the most out of ZeroChassis! Customise and personalise our race setup software to suit you and your workflow! [Recommended: Watch in 1080p] In this video, Aaron from Zero One Racing (www.zerooneracing.com) shows you how to customise the software to your preferences, and what works best for you. Follow us on social media! Twitter: ZeroOneRacing Instagram: zero_one_r...
ZERO CHASSIS - BASICS | MOTORCYCLE RACE SETUP SOFTWARE
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Master the basics of our motorcycle race setup software! [Recommended: Watch in 1080p] www.zerooneracing.com In this video, Aaron from Zero One Racing walks you through the basics of ZeroChassis to help you get up and running. The setups and adjustments shown are just examples as this tutorial explains how to use the software, not how to set up your bike. ZeroChassis provides you with the power...
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is the swing arm pivot point on a motorcycle fixed(non mobile) yes? i know you just said we can move it up or down but after adjustment is done it is tightened and it will not move on its own right?
I’m just now starting to grasp this information, now is the realigning force on the contact patch pivot equal to the amount of trail?
thank you so much for this information !
Increasing offset decreases trail... and increasing rake increases trail... so if both of these changes were made to achieve the same trail, how would that effect steering?
I accomplish a similar effect by dragging the rear bake mid corner if I start to feel the bike running wide. Saved my bacon more than once by tightening my line without letting off the throttle and standing the bike up.
I know this is an old video but forums and content related to this are hard to fine. I'm wondering for a S1k1000rr if going from setting 3 "tallest" to setting 1 "lowest" what will the seat height difference be.
Did you ever find out this information? How did you like the change?
@Markel_Greatness Mine is already at the shortest setting so I didn't mess with it. The owners manual is a a little confusing it states states (position 1) is the base setting and has the shortest strut length so I can only assume it refers to what's top position not the 3 dots at the screw on the bottom I thought it was at first. If that makes sense lol.
What about these following other effects depending on the trail: - trail braking a bike with longer trail is going to generate a higher straightening effect - leaning in a longer trail bike the first degrees from the vertical is going to require more effort, but once at lean the weight acting on a longer lever isn't going to turn the steering more toward the turn? Or is this fully compensated by the same longer lever the centripetal force on the contact patch acts onto? Thanks
Very good info - thanks
Brilliant video!
Excellent simple sensible inputs appreciate sharing it with all riders
Damn, I wish this channel had more videos. Normal riders are becoming way more interested in this stuff these days
Is this not the same as castor effect?
I don't know why your view count is so low, I never bother commenting on videos but I want to give you a better chance with the algorithm 👍very informative video
What happened to the days when you could buy software and not rent it ? I might consider 750gbp if it was a one time purchase and not an annual subscription.
will changing rear : >ride height >wheel size change trail nos !
Great video! I have a question about it. If we take two different bike, with same normal trail but different rake angle, the bike with higher rake will have higher ground trail, so higher ground trail = more stability, same normal trail = same handlebar torque. So looks that higher rake made a bike more stable maintaining agility, is it true?
@Yash Parmar that's not true, if you increase offset you can maintain the same normal trail with higher ground trail
@Yash Parmar simple math. Take an example, wheel radius of 300mm, rake angle of 25°, offset of 46mm, normal trail is 80.8mm, ground trail is 89mm. If you modify rake to 30° and offset to 69.2mm normal trail is still 80.8mm but ground trail will be 93.3mm
Amazing
hey man. how adding 2 links on my chain will affect the handling on my bike? any wxplanations? I want to make the rear sit more in the back but I am afraid will not handle that good. is 2 links to much to add?
Thank you. This has helped me understand the dynamics on my dirt bike.
Bringing the forks through the yoke effects what? Meaning forks protrudes more, lowering the bike at the front.
Bro why stopped making videos?
Please take a look at a Scooter called the Speedway 5 by Minimotors. It looks to me like it has Negative Steering Trail! Am I wrong or is that scooter front end design insane? Haven’t seen it in other scooters.
I have adjustment pivot height. I'm getting excess wheel spin on corner exit but the bike does not run wide, intact overall handling is excellent on track. My wheel spin goes as high as 17% ad my software provides data channels for this. Would lowering the pivot assist in reducing spin and increasing drive grip.
Lowering your pivot will decrease grip, your chassis balance is probably at fault not your anti squat, hard to say as not enough information given.
Subscribed right away. Clear concise education.
More videos about setting up race bikes please!!
The man!
Awesome video! You not only clearly explained the concepts behind the wheelbase geometry, but also gave people some basic knowledge to calculate and assess their own bike. Could you do a video on wheel sizing ? I'm not talking about the people running 250 rear wheels, I'm talking about the handling aspects when going up or down in wheel diameter, not so much the performance characteristics of tire sizes and widths. A video on why certain wheel sizes have become standard to specific applications, like scooters, moto gp, sportbikes, dirtbikes, etc.
So this option is only for corner results ?
thanks for the information brother
a very short wheel base bike look like shit
Motogp 21 the reason I come here
One of the best explanations I've found on youtube.
Thanks very much!
Bro i want more videos
Hello Aaron, I have a question for You. Let's take R1 2020 as an example. If I will make the wheelbase longer by adding the links to the chain, what can I do in the front end of my R1 to help it steer better? Should i lower the bike by sliding the fork up in the triple clamp to compensate for the longer wheelbase? Can you please answer? Btw amazing video! Subscribed :)
Simple and clearly explained...
Excellent explanation mate. Impossible not to give you a like.
You got a new subscriber
Hello it will be great if you can explain how to fit the suspension and the rear forck for short people or tall thanks?
how to download zero chassis
GREAT EXPLANATION!! ALMOST EVERY THINGS ARE CLEARED IN MY HEAD NOW. IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU MAKE ANOTHER VID ABOUT WOBBLE RELATING TRAIL,RAKE, AND OFFSET.
Thanks for your comment! That's great to hear! Also thanks for the recommendation.
Thanks very informative, can you make video for basic riding techniques for beginners
Thank you for your comment! For riding technique I would recommend Simon Crafar's channel, "Motovudu" (czcams.com/users/motovudu).
Zero chassis is only available for bikes Or fsae cars too?
Hi, thanks for your inquiry. ZeroChassis is only available for motorcycles.
@@zerooneracing7430 ok sir. Thank you.
Well knowledge explanation 👍👍👍🔥👍
Thank you! 👍
up the swing arm will increase swingarm angle, shorten the wheelbase, impact the speed but éasier for turning
Zero One Racing Hi, what are the adjustment can be made to have more agility? add more front preload and lowering front fork? any other suggestions? thanks
Hi, thanks for your comment. There are many aspects of the geometry which influence the agility of the bike, with trail, wheelbase and centre of gravity height being some of the major ones. As mentioned in the video, a smaller trail value will likely give more agility. Things that can be done to reduce our trail include lowering the front of the bike (by sliding the forks further through the triple clamps), raising the rear height (this will likely have other significant knock-on effects), changing triple-clamp offset (this won't be an option for all bikes) and finally changing our suspension set up. With regards to the forks, increasing preload will mean the forks won't compress as far when a given force is applied, meaning the front will sit higher and this will actually increase our trail value. Making the forks compress more (softer springs, less preload, etc...) will give us a smaller trail value, however it must always be considered how a change to the suspension will react in all areas of riding and if this is going to be beneficial to us. If you have your suspension springing optimally set up already, it may not be a good idea to change this in order to influence our trail.
@@zerooneracing7430 Wow thanks for the details. Yes you are right, my suspension springing optimally set up already, so not a good idea to touch the preload. I think the cheapest and fastest way now is to lowering the front of my bike, I am thinking about 1 cm. My bike is a CBR650F and no worries alot of clearance left. Thanks :)
Thanks this a very good video.
Thank you, really appreciated!
thank you. 👍
Nice video.Good explanation.Regards from Kashmir Valley.
Thank you! 👍
Also I think having a simpler thumbnail will get you more views
Thank you for the tip, I will bear this in mind 👍