Moza Racing has revealed new details on its upcoming motorbike simulator, marking the company’s first venture into two wheel simulation and its first product built through a partnership with MotoGP.
The system is designed to replicate the feel of riding a real race bike, giving users a way to practice lean angles, braking points, and throttle control without leaving the ground. Moza is known for its work in sim racing hardware, so the move into motorcycle simulation signals a broader push beyond four wheel setups.
Details on pricing, release timing, and full specs haven’t been shared yet, but the MotoGP tie in suggests the simulator will aim for accuracy that matches real race conditions, possibly pulling data or feedback modeling from actual bikes used on the circuit.
Fans of motorcycle racing and sim enthusiasts alike are watching closely, since a MotoGP backed product could set a new bar for what home simulators are capable of. More information is expected as Moza continues rolling out updates ahead of launch.
My two cents…
Sim nerds and moto fans are already circling this like it’s the second coming of Excitebike. If it delivers, home simulators might finally graduate from “cute hobby” to “borderline professional training tool.”
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