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MotoGP Riders Slam 2027 One-Bike Plan

Published May 28, 2026 · Updated May 28, 2026 · Motorsport.com

MotoGP riders have voiced strong opposition to plans that would limit them to just one fully assembled bike from the 2027 season, calling the proposal 'really bad'.

MotoGP riders have expressed disapproval of plans that could leave them with just one fully assembled bike from the 2027 season. Currently, riders have two bikes available for competition.

The proposal, which is being seriously evaluated by MotoGP, was put forward by manufacturers as a cost-saving measure. The initiative would represent a significant change to the current regulations that allow riders to switch between two bikes during race weekends. fish-roadgame.online

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