Peckhammer TV is part documentary, part internet news magazine, and part consumer guide. The original mission of this web series was to document individuals who have a passion for their work and life within the motorsports industry. Over its three year history, Peckhammer TV has grown into a multi-faceted resource for the motorcycling community. Peckhammer TV is produced by David Aldrich, a Seattle-based documentary director, cinematographer and independent motorsports journalist.
Great show! Didn't know about the impound of bikes after the first run. Really did seem like the last great place for grass roots racing.
Thanks for the feedback on the show. The great thing about making our show is that we speak with subject matter experts all the time, and learn new things.I was surprised to learn that they take the heads off and measure the stroke and bore. That's easy on an airhead such as Randy's BMW. It's not so easy on an inline-four that has lots of frame and fairing around it. For hard to disasemble motors, they use a fluid method whereby the cylinder is filled and the volume measured. It's not quite as accurate as calipers on an open cylinder, but close enough for the rules.
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Great show! Didn't know about the impound of bikes after the first run. Really did seem like the last great place for grass roots racing.
Thanks for the feedback on the show. The great thing about making our show is that we speak with subject matter experts all the time, and learn new things.
I was surprised to learn that they take the heads off and measure the stroke and bore. That's easy on an airhead such as Randy's BMW. It's not so easy on an inline-four that has lots of frame and fairing around it. For hard to disasemble motors, they use a fluid method whereby the cylinder is filled and the volume measured. It's not quite as accurate as calipers on an open cylinder, but close enough for the rules.
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