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About RiMS Racing
RiMS Racing puts you behind eight of the world’s most powerful European and Japanese sport bikes, each recreated with manufacturer collaboration for visual fidelity and realistic riding feel. The game blends accurate physics with a deep mechanics system, letting you tune traction, torque, braking and suspension before every race.
Your career spans ten official circuits and five scenic road routes, while a team‑management layer lets you control a rider’s calendar, invest in R&D and improve team skills. Success opens opportunities with additional manufacturers, expanding bike and part options.
01 / THE GUIDE
Dream Garage
At the start you select one of eight elite motorbikes—Ducati Panigale V4 R, MV Agusta F4 RC, Aprilia RSV4, BMW M 1000 RR, Suzuki GSX‑R1000R, Honda CBR1000RR, Kawasaki Ninja ZX‑10RR or Yamaha YZF‑R1—each built with close manufacturer input for high detail.
The garage also contains a catalogue of over 500 official spare parts and more than 200 equipment items, giving you extensive visual and performance customisation options before heading to the workshop.
- Compare each bike’s listed specifications to gauge which matches your preferred riding style.
- Browse the equipment list to spot items that may complement your chosen bike’s handling.
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Mechanics Management System
The mechanics management system lets you dismantle every component after a race, then maintain, upgrade or replace parts using the extensive catalogue. This process familiarises you with each screw and bolt on the bike.
Upgrades drawn from the parts list can affect torque, braking, suspension and other performance factors, allowing precise tuning to suit your riding style.
- Track which components you replace most often to identify high‑impact upgrades.
- Balance performance upgrades with equipment changes for overall stability.
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Motorbike Status Check (MSC)
The Motorbike Status Check provides real‑time data on brake disc temperature, tyre compound and pressure, suspension behaviour and electronic settings, mirroring telemetry used by real riders.
Using MSC during practice or races lets you fine‑tune setups, ensuring the bike reacts predictably to your inputs and riding style.
- Watch tyre pressure trends to anticipate grip changes on longer laps.
- If disc temperatures spike during heavy braking zones, consider how your braking style and setup affect them.
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Iconic Circuits and Road Routes
Race on ten faithfully recreated official circuits such as Silverstone, Laguna Seca, Suzuka, Nürburgring and Paul Ricard, each reflecting real‑world layout and surface details.
Five additional routes traverse the United States, Norway, Australia, Spain and Italy, offering a different two‑wheel experience on varied terrain.
- Study each circuit’s layout to plan optimal braking points before a race.
- Use road routes to practice handling on mixed surfaces before tackling a track.
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Career Mode and Team Management
Career mode gives you control of a racing team: manage the rider’s calendar, decide where to invest R&D and upgrade team skills to improve race results.
Making effective decisions and improving performance unlocks opportunities with additional manufacturers, expanding your selection of bikes and parts.
- Prioritise R&D areas that complement the strengths of your chosen bike.
- Balance race calendar commitments to avoid over‑extending team resources.
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