Bimota's New KB998 Rimini Integrates Active Aerodynamics With Athena's GET Electronics
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Bimota has enlisted Athena's electronics division, GET, to develop and control the active aerodynamics system on its new KB998 Rimini superbike. The collaboration aims to push the integration of mechanics and electronics to a new level, creating aerodynamics that respond to riding conditions in real time.





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