Two Brothers Racing History Runs Deep
Two Brothers Racing sponsors MotoGP riders.
For the first eight years of business, Two Brothers Racing was basically an unshakable, competitive race team who prided themselves on winning championships and tuning their bikes in to unstoppable machines. While the team was racing they still provided some select products to the racing public. However, in 1993 the tides shifted and their business warped into “hyper-speed” and the team decided to solely dedicate the business to making high-quality racing goods.
“Twenty Five years of chasing horsepower has developed our products into highly tuned works of art,” says Two Brothers racing. “Our processes are patented, our materials are exclusive and our passion for perfection is just as bold as it was when our team first hit the track.”
From the Tarmac to the Dirt Track
GP and endurance races are where Two Brothers Racing got its start. Currently they are one of the biggest names in sport bike racing and are world-famous for their patented exhausts. Consumer take note: None of the exhausts Two Brothers carries will quiet down your machine, the sounds have been described as a “throaty, race-inspired growl.” But, these days the company is focusing on more than just crotch rockets.
You won’t find Two Brothers Racing at too many truck crawls or mudding events but they have noticed the uprising popularity in off-road racing, and they are been capitalizing on it. The latest catalogue of Two Brothers parts includes a wide selection of ATV and dirt bike parts, most notably their slip-on and full exhaust applications. All of the Two Brothers Racing exhausts are designed out of their California-based offices.
Brothers and Bridgestone
A few years ago, Two Brothers Racing gained the attention of Bridgestone Tires who was starting to develop a new MotoGP inspired Motorcycle tire. At the request of Bridgestone, both companies began working together, the result was the well-received Batllax BT series, an extremely popular tire that is Available For different types of riding from serious racing to touring or commuting.
By: Sean Bowes