Bakker RM-Z250r, Moto3
Bakker Framebouw is proud to present the Bakker RM-Z250r Moto3 Road Racer.
The standard for Moto3!
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In the Moto3 class, the build of the engine as well as the rolling chassis is completely free. This gave Bakker Framebouw the opportunity to develop the next generation 250cc 4-stroke road racing bike. The result is the Bakker RM-Z250r, a 82 kg road racing bike equiped with a 43 bhp Suzuki engine. The special Bakker designed rolling chassis guarantees superior handling, and outstanding performance. The rolling chassis is provided with a adjustable steering head, as well as an adjustment for the position of the rear swing arm.
Moto3 kit:
To reduce cost for Moto3 racing teams, Bakker Framebouw has develloped a special Moto3 rolling chassis kit. This kit makes is possible to re-use all parts like front forks, swingarms, suspencion etc. as they are used in the existing 125cc 2-stroke road racers.
Moto3 Engines:
The Bakker Moto3 kit, can be adapted to use any engine which can be used for Moto3 racing. Without any problems it will fit a 250cc Honda or KTM engine.
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Team Slooten Racing:
Team Slooten Racing with rider Brian Slooten is the first team which uses the Bakker RM-Z250r. In 2010 they participated with the bike in the Open Dutch Championship (ONK) 125cc, the German IDM 125cc, and the UEM Supermono Cup. Due to the successes booked , this will be continued in the future.
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Articles
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Motor Cycle News - Chris Newbigging
Van Leeuwen Racing Team:
Since 2010 the Van Leeuwen Racing Team with rider Thomas van Leeuwen, participating in the ONK125 / Moto3, also uses a rolling chassis from Bakker Framebouw. This one is foreseen with a KTM 125cc 2-Takt engine.
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Website Van Leeuwen Racing Team
Artikelen
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