Bike Setup

Enter your bike's specs — this is the foundation for every prediction.

Bike Setup

Wheelbase

56.8
Stock WB
LOS
56.8
Current WB
48.0 / 52.0
F / R Weight %
Total run weight: 633 lbs ·  Power-to-weight: 304.9 hp/klb

Gearing

Primary drive, sprockets, gear ratios, and tire size — drives the speed-per-gear chart.

Gearing

2.706
79.30
25.24
GearRatio6k8k10k12kShift
1st2.75032.943.954.865.875.7
2nd2.06243.958.573.187.8100.9
3rd1.64754.973.391.6109.9126.4
4th1.40064.686.2107.7129.3148.7
5th1.24073.097.3121.6146.0167.9
6th1.11181.5108.6135.8162.9187.3

Tire Setup

Tire type, PSI, and temperature affect traction score and wheelspin risk.

Tire Setup

8.8
Contact Patch (in²)
4.4/10
Traction Score
1.120
Friction Coeff (μ)
HIGH
Wheelspin Risk @60

PSI tip: Drag radials perform best at 16–20 PSI hot. Street tires at 30–34 PSI. Slicks at 20–24 PSI depending on compound and temp.

Temp tip: Optimal grip window is 160–200°F for most sport compounds. Cold tires (<120°F) reduce grip significantly.

Race Conditions

ZIP code auto-fills weather. Density altitude and surface condition affect predictions.

Race Conditions

N
0
Density Alt (ft)
↗ Tail
Wind Effect
Clean
Surface
DA impact: Every 1,000 ft of density altitude costs roughly 3–4% engine power on a naturally aspirated engine. High humidity and heat add up fast — 3,000 ft DA is a real penalty.

Dragy / Real-World Data

Log your actual times. The app compares them to predictions and builds a calibration factor.

Dragy / Real-World Data

Dragy Results

Race Predictions

Physics-based estimates for roll races and standing runs. Toggle Calibrated once you have Dragy data.

Predictions

Roll Races

40 – 100 mph5.065s
60 – 130 mph6.840s
100 – 150 mph5.230s

Standing Runs  · ET / Trap Speed

1/8 Mile (660 ft)7.495s115.0 mph
1/4 Mile (1,320 ft)10.825s153.1 mph
1/2 Mile (2,640 ft)16.015s190.2 mph
Standing Mile25.355s192.8 mph

Ideal Shift Points

76
1st
101
2nd
126
3rd
149
4th
168
5th
187
6th
1st
Best Start Gear @40
153 mph
¼ Mile Trap
193 mph
Mile Trap
⚠ These are estimates based on physics modeling. Actual times depend on rider technique, traction conditions, gearing, and mechanical state. Add Dragy runs in the calibration section to generate corrected predictions for your specific bike.