The height of a motorcycle jump is affected by factors such as the speed of the motorcycle, the angle of the ramp, the weight and power of the motorcycle, and the skill of the rider.
The speed required for a motorcycle to achieve a certain jump height depends on the factors mentioned above as well as the type of jump being performed. Generally, a higher speed is needed for a steeper and longer jump ramp, while a lower speed may be sufficient for a shorter and less steep ramp.
Yes, the same motorcycle can jump to different heights depending on the factors mentioned above. The rider's technique and experience also play a significant role in achieving higher jumps.
The weight of the motorcycle can affect the height of a jump in two ways. A heavier motorcycle may require a higher speed to achieve the same jump height as a lighter motorcycle. However, a heavier motorcycle can also provide more stability and control, allowing for a higher jump.
As of 2021, the world record for the highest motorcycle jump is 53.34 meters (175 feet), achieved by Robbie Maddison at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA in 2008.