The RY32 is not a brand-new addition from Birel ART, seeing as the frame was already homologated in 2012. An undoubtedly successful project, as confirmed by the fact that the shapes of the chassis have not been modified in the “new” 2018-2020 version. But there are updates to a series of important details and, above all, to the materials, thanks to the constant research and development conducted by Birel Art to adapt as well as possible to the specific needs of each competition.
Let’s discover the new features by analysing the chassis in its version for the Direct Drive (non-shifter) categories, that is, without the front braking system.

The Birel RY 32 chassis, as the name itself indicates, has a frame consisting of tubes that are all 32 mm in diameter. This feature differentiates it from the line’s other chassis: the RY29, with tubes ranging from 28 to 30 mm, and the RY30, with all 30-mm tubes.

The 32-mm solution produces a more rigid structure that is generally used for the KZ categories, both because it offers a more robust frame, and because it provides better traction and grip (though these parameters, in the last analysis, also depend greatly on the tyres used at any given time).