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Prophets of Doom, the Master speaks on traction control

http://superbikeplanet.com/2008/May/080513rn.htm

A well laid out explanation from J. Burgess.

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excellent read. thanks for passing that along.
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Good read, thanks!
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cool article
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There was a great article last year, I believe it was in Sports Rider, that discussed the previous generation Honda MotoGP engine. They included charts that showed the pulses of power to the rear tire based on firing order and a few other factors, it was cool to see it graphed. Controlling power delivery is the main issue with the Kawasaki screamer engine that's currently under development. Kawasaki is hoping traction control will help tame the screamer.
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Tame the beast?? I think first they have to HAVE a beast. I don't think Rossi could even help them right now....
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Not sure about that. Their offline tests have shown tremendous power.
They're just going overboard on the taming.

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