Moto2 World Championship: The Proving Ground
The Moto2 World Championship serves as the ultimate proving ground for riders aspiring to reach MotoGP. Since 2019, all Moto2 machines have been powered by identical 765cc Triumph triple engines, creating one of the most competitive racing series in the world. This spec-engine formula puts greater emphasis on chassis setup, suspension tuning, and rider skill.
At Kode Engine, we source authentic components directly from Moto2 teams competing in the World Championship. These parts represent the pinnacle of intermediate-class motorcycle racing technology, offering exceptional performance characteristics for track day enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Kalex Chassis: The Dominant Platform
Kalex has dominated Moto2 chassis manufacturing for over a decade, winning countless championships and establishing itself as the benchmark for intermediate-class frame design. Their aluminum twin-spar chassis features precise flex characteristics that complement the Triumph engine's power delivery.
We regularly source Kalex swingarms, subframes, and complete rolling chassis from teams upgrading to the latest specifications. These components offer collectors a piece of racing history while providing track day riders with championship-proven geometry.
Triumph Engine Components
The 765cc Triumph triple engine produces approximately 140 HP in race trim and features a unique firing order that delivers exceptional corner-exit traction. While complete engines are controlled by the series organizers, we occasionally source auxiliary components including airboxes, throttle bodies, and wiring looms from teams undergoing equipment updates.
Suspension and Braking Systems
Moto2 teams run top-specification Öhlins suspension and Brembo braking systems. These components are serviced regularly throughout the season and typically show minimal wear when replaced. Our inventory includes FGR forks, TTX36 rear shocks, and GP4 brake calipers sourced directly from championship-winning teams.
