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Ride Engineering, Inc.
designs and manufactures the highest quality billet aluminium accessories to improve the
performance of motocross and off-road motorcycles specializing in handling and braking components.
Rideng's Suzuki RM-Z450 - The most important thing you should have learned after reading last month's "MXA 450 Four-Stroke Shootout" is that there is no such thing as the "every-man bike."
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Ride Engineering 23.5mm Offset Billet Triple Clamps - If you saw our First Ride segment on the 2014 YZ250F then you'd know that we were extremely impressed with Yamaha's latest small-bore four-stroke, but our main concern was whether all this excitement in the bike hold up when we got it back to California.
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RM-Z450 Lowering Link is designed for control and less wallowing in the rough sections on the track. [...]
Billet Front Brake Caliper Braking power and usability are things I'm always searching for on my bikes, and on today's 450s, more stopping power is a welcomed attribute, especially if it's usable and manageable stopping power. [...]
CRF450 Linkage System makes the shock wallow less, and they lower the rear of the bike to allow for more geometry options. The system comes with longer link arms, but they don't change the ride height because they attach to a totally new bell crank. [...]
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Experience
Ride Engineering has over 15 years experience in the motorcycle industry, designing, developing parts and accessories that improve the rider's performance. We've often been called the "underdog" due to our size and tenacity, but our history has proven that our success isn't due to some economic up turn, it's a result of our experience.
Expertise
From the 1990's we've been diligent with training and education in our craft. We've actively educated ourselves on the latest technologies and advancements of motorcycles. This can be seen in the quality and craftsmanship of the products we create. With each year, there are new opportunities for us create amazing products and contribute to our industry.
Passion
Ride Engineering started out of the passion we have for motorcycles and the love we have of riding them. Anyone working in the motorcycle industry knows that it's a tough industry, you have to love what you do and work hard at it. Ride Engineering isn't simply a job for us, it's a dream.
The Pros
Throughout the years we've gotten to pick the brains of some of the fastest guys on the planet. The relationships we have with the riders (pro and other) provide value to our products that you can feel when your on the bike. Ride Engineering's attitude is summed up best from a statement Ryan Clark made back in 2003, "There are very few that possess James Stewart or Ricky Carmichael talent. The rest of us can eventually reach the same goals, we just have to worker harder at it than they do. You have to believe you can succeed, no matter how often you fail and you will be successful."