Recover the motorcycle setup behind a good track day
Return to the configuration that worked on an earlier visit, with the specific tyres, conditions and notes recorded for that session. Give your next setup choice a starting point.
Explore the features. Find the steps when you need them.
Understand a feature and where it fits into your riding.
Return to the configuration that worked on an earlier visit, with the specific tyres, conditions and notes recorded for that session. Give your next setup choice a starting point.
Share Pulse Live View with a mechanic at the workshop or elsewhere. They can follow the available data while you ride and review the saved session with you afterwards.
Check stock before ordering, record whose parts went into a service and find them again in the motorcycle’s history. Use your own inventory independently with the free Mechanic plan.
A slower lap can contain your quickest pass through a corner. Find it in the session, compare the other attempts and see what you would like to carry into the next ride.
A coach or friend can share a Pulse session for you to replay beside your own in 3D. Learn from both rides together, even if they happened on different days and neither was filmed.
See how much the detected start of slowing varies between laps, then examine how each approach develops into the turn. Pulse’s GPS-derived traces help explain differences that feel hard to describe.
Explore your earlier pace as soon as you join MyRacing. Rider Journal brings published lap times into your history, even if you never recorded those rides with Pulse.
Put two onboard films side by side and follow where one ride gains on the other. Free browser playback uses your local files; Rider Pro adds split timing and synced replay.
Plan the outing, keep the motorcycle and session records, then use what you learned for the next visit. MyRacing connects the work around your track days, with or without telemetry.
Keep parts and service work organised, then work with the setups and sessions a rider shares. The free Mechanic plan supports your own stock as well as collaboration with Rider Pro users.
No onboard footage? Watch your Pulse-recorded ride in 3D, see how you used the track and check the moments that felt different from the saddle.
Follow the steps for a specific task.
Start live sharing from the rider’s Pulse app and check that the mechanic receives current data in a browser. Keep live access separate from sharing the saved session.
Choose one recorded lap, watch it from different viewpoints and repeat a section you want to examine.
Record the work against the right motorcycle, choose whose parts were used and check the saved service entry and stock quantities.
Create a separate setup for a shared motorcycle, explain the intended changes and compare it with the configuration the rider already knows.
Set a common reference in Onboard Pro, hold the faster film at the next marker and measure the wait for the other rider. Use marked splits for a synced replay.
Find published results, confirm the right rider and circuit, then check the saved Journal entry. Separate sections cover updates, pace settings and a copy of the entry.
Choose motorcycles and permissions in Data Sharing, then verify access from the Mechanic account. Service work, setup proposals and live telemetry have separate guides.
Open a comparison of two to four own or shared laps, check the reference, then choose 2D or 3D and the playback settings that suit your question.
Load two films, align them at the same track reference and check playback. Learn how to follow a real gap after the start.
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