SUPERBIKE 2026 ![]()
Motorcycle Name
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Power
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Torque
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Engine
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MSRP
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Trans
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Seat
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0–60 mph
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0–100 mph
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¼ Mile
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Pick up to three bikes and go deep: performance, engine, chassis and fit, running costs and the mod scene. The best bike in every row is marked in green, and the scoreboard keeps count.
Figures are the makers' published specs plus RiderOS's own catalogue. Power-to-weight and the other ratios are worked out from those. Service intervals follow the schedule MotoMaintain uses; your owner's manual has the final word.
Choose at least two bikes above, or tap a quick matchup.
These features are in beta: results can be rough and things may change. Everything here runs on this device. The small Light model downloads once, then works offline; Apple Intelligence is built into macOS on supported Macs. Your garage never leaves your computer.
Your garage, mod picks and logs stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
One file with everything, your bike photos included. Use it to move to another computer or keep a copy somewhere safe.
RiderOS keeps a copy of your garage each day for the last week, plus one before any restore or Clear all data. Restoring one keeps a copy of how things are now first.
Something not working? Diagnostics gathers what a bug report needs: versions, settings and recent errors.
Erases your garage, picks and logs from this device. Export a backup first if you might want them back.
RiderOS is a free sport bike ownership suite — plan mods, track maintenance, and keep your garage dialed. Everything here is informational only: always verify parts fitment and service intervals against your owner's manual and the seller. Modify and maintain your bike at your own risk.
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