BBK RaceHub

BUILT AROUND THE PIT BOX

Your pit.
Connected.

From tyre pressures to the rider’s last session. One place to keep your motorcycle, wheels and race-day information together.

Revision 1 · Local system in development and testing

RACEHUB / BIKE MONITORINGDEMO

PIT BOX CONTROLLER

Ready for the next session.

Connected
BIKE 01 Illustrative readings

FRONT WHEEL

34.2 psi82 °C
Within configured limits

REAR WHEEL

23.8 psi88 °C
Within configured limits
Wheels assigned. Notes together.
01 / THE SYSTEMBIKE → PIT BOX → SESSION

ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW

On the bike.
In the pit.
After the session.

01

Monitor at the bike

Bike-mounted controllers bring tyre information into RaceHub when connected to the pit-box network. Local logging is designed to keep the session record on the bike.

02

Manage from the pit box

The RaceHub computer brings your bikes and wheel rack together, with tyre assignments, adjustable limits and a clear view of readings.

03

Make every session useful

Keep setup notes, rider feedback and session history together. Search by date, track or bike, then export notes for printing or sharing.

02 / RACE-DAY TOOLSLESS SEARCHING. MORE CONTEXT.

A place for every
part of the session.

RaceHub is being developed around the practical jobs that happen before, during and after a run.

/ 01

Tyre monitoring

Pressure and temperature side by side, adjustable alarm limits and a choice of pressure units.

/ 02

Wheel rack

Named front and rear wheels, bike assignments, tyre information and warnings for wheels marked unsuitable for use.

/ 03

Data logging

Choose the recording interval, review pressure and temperature graphs, and download your session data.

/ 04

Session notes

Bring rider, bike, track and setup details together. Copy previous setup information to save time between sessions.

/ 05

Equipment history

Keep forks, shocks and engines organised by bike. GPS distance and mileage-based servicing await GPS integration.

/ 06

Rider feedback

A rider view for the same Wi-Fi network, with personal sessions, track layouts and feedback kept separate from private setup details.

LOCAL FIRST. CLOUD NEXT.

The pit box keeps working.
The reach gets bigger.

Revision 1 comes first: get the local system working and tested. Revision 2 will build on that foundation with cloud synchronisation and remote access.

REVISION 1

At the circuit

Local monitoring, logging, wheel management and session notes.

In development & testing
REVISION 2

Beyond the pit box

Separate team accounts, remote rider login and synchronisation when internet access returns.

Planned · not yet available

BBK RACEHUB

Built for the next session.

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