I’ve heard from a couple of people in the paddocks that they don’t think it’s worthwhile to compare data from another rider who is at a similar pace or even if the faster rider is looking at data to look at someone who has a slightly slower lap time. On the surface, this might seem …
AiM went to production with Race Studio 3 Analysis late 2021. A lot of people have been using RS2A for a long time, myself included. Making the jump to RS3A too me some time but now that I’m there, I’m glad for it. One of the ways I review my own data is looking for …
Lap timers are great, but they can do so much more than just flash your current and predictive lap times. I’ve been using AiM hardware for about 3-1/2 years now to further my own riding. While I appreciate a solid lap time, I need to do this in a methodical and consistent way. Of course, …
Like many riders (and drivers), we all inevitably hit plateaus. One of the things that has helped me, again being risk-averse, is to get reference data from riders whose riding I trust. Now this data is not terribly helpful if you don’t have accompanying video to make sure that it’s relevant. You should share similar …
If you’re doing track days to work on your own personal improvement, you may have a series of things that you do to actively prepare for your upcoming day. This includes both logistical things (loading the bike, prepping your tool kit, ramps, etc.) and mental and possibly physical preparation. As things have evolved for me, …