Add New Bike Settings
To have
me add a new bike* to the database, please fill out the form below. All necessary information can be found in the owners manual that comes with the bike or in the service manual.
All fields are mandatory
except the one marked with a red star
*.
But please also try to find the M.P.RPM (Maximum Power RPM), this is
the RPM where your bike delivers the most power. This RPM is often
referred to by "Maximum power xxx BHP @ xxxx RPM" and is the RPM present
at the top of the power curve. If possible supply the number of chain
links and the chain pitch (in mm). If you can't find the pitch, supply
chain type (e.g. 520 or 530 etc).
Please
do not enter multiple bikes in one Add-Bike form, only 1 will be
processed.
* Please note that I do not enter
any
'non factory made' default bikes (like homemade builds, transformations,
upgrades or conversions) in the Gearing Commander database. These kind
of bikes are of little to no value for other Gearing Commander users.
Please fill out all mandatory fields below without using special characters:
Additional
Help on filling individual fields
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First & Surname: |
Please use your real names. Requests with obviously made up names
will be ignored. Pls do not use any special characters in these 2 name
fields and the mail address. You CAN use them in all other fields. |
Your E-mail address: |
Use a working mail address as you will receive a confirmation link on this email address |
Subject: |
|
Your Message: |
Just out of interest, what are you doing to your bike and how does the Gearing Commander help
? |
Bike Brand: |
(e.g. Suzuki) |
Bike Type: |
(e.g. GSX-R) |
Bike Version: |
(e.g. 600. Do not enter
multiple bike versions here.) |
Bike Year(s): |
(for what period is this
data valid, e.g. 2020 or '96-'99) |
Manufactured in country: |
*
(Especially if only produced for
local Asian or South American market) |
Source of bike data:
|
To keep database data
reliable I want to verify your submitted data somehow so please supply
Internet link to the gearing data if available. If you have an Owner or Service Manual,
please scan or photograph (using your cell phone) all these pages:
1. Front cover of manual, 2. Back cover of manual, 3. The page
showing for what years or model the manual is valid or if not specified,
the page showing when the manual was printed or
published. 4. All Technical Specification pages 5. If you have a
lot of time, please scan or photograph the entire manual .... ;-) and mail it to:
Click to Compose Address |
After sending the request, you will receive an e-mail containing a confirmation
link. You must click this link to complete your request.
Please check your Inbox
(and Spam) for a mail called 'Your Gearing Commander Add Bike Confirmation
link'.