THE DREAM'S TRACKER

Sergio wanted to build his workshop’s vision of the quintessential street tracker, based on the venerable DR600. From working in racing — particularly World Superbike — Sergio knew the importance of a bike’s geometry. For this, he turned to the partner of Graziano Rossi — father of the great Valentino Rossi. Graziano has always advocated flat track as a training tool for his son and other riders. Says Cycle World:

“The Doctor’s father…believes it’s the best practice for bike and body positioning, and a safer way to brush up on the functional/physical discipline of right-wrist traction-control.”

Around 2012, Graziano got hold of a Zaeta for his son — a YZ450F-powered flat tracker with a J&M custom frame. Sergio was able to get Vale’s tracker’s mechanical dimensions and geometry, building the Dream’s Tracker 600 to the same specs.

Taylor Brown Bikebound

Scrambler/Tracker/off road

It has been written that I am obsessed with creating gorgeous motorcycles that perform brilliantly. It’s true. To make sure we have perfect vehicles, we use the collaboration of mechanics who work in the Superbike World Championship and in MotoGP. My collaboration with a World Superbike team helps me in this.

The dream’s tracker is our vision of the flat track motorcycle. Like our style, we want build a special bike not a show bike. At the same time, we wanted to make a motorcycle that was fashionable, and the fashion of the moment is the flat track — the dream’s tracker is made in a single model.

The dream’s tracker is our vision of the flat track motorcycle. Like our style, we want build a special bike not a show bike. At the same time, we wanted to make a motorcycle that was fashionable, and the fashion of the moment is the flat track — the dream’s tracker is made in a single model.

We wanted to make a bike with a simple classic line, but that had the size of a flat track bike. While the bike was under construction, the partner of Graziano Rossi [Valentino Rossi’s father] gave us the mechanical dimensions of the Zaeta flat-tracker — mechanical dimensions that our motorcycle fully respects.Everything is completed with two race-approved 21″ Maxxis wheels. But obviously the bike equipped with LED lights is approved to go on the street and can be used every day. All of the bodywork is built out of aluminium. It features a CNC machined steering plate and is powered by a chain drive transmission. The single cylinder 595 engine cranks out 45 horsepower, more than enough to navigate all sorts of terrains. Maintaining its heritage, the bike is started via a kick-starter.

The old dashboard is replaced with a brand new OLED one. On the handlebars you can find the new Domino controls and levers that control the Brembo brakes. The brake pump is also made by Brembo. Both front and rear lights are replaced with new LED ones. IDM replaced the front forks with new ones from a Yamaha R1 and a back suspension from Yamaha R6. The seat is built out of fiber for added durability.

​

IDM