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Trak Racer shows TRZ motorcycle simulators in Frankfurt

The passive motorcycle platform joins truck, flight and licensed racing cockpits in Trak Racer’s Expo display.

The SimRacing Den · Published October 17, 2026
News date: October 16, 2026 · Official sources checked October 17, 2026

Trak Racer’s product rendering of the TRZ motorcycle simulator.
Trak Racer’s product rendering of the TRZ motorcycle simulator. Image: Trak Racer

A European showing for the motorcycle platform

Trak Racer has brought two TRZ motorcycle simulators to SimRacing Expo Frankfurt, following the platform’s debut in Charlotte earlier this year. CORSAIR’s October 16 announcement places them alongside the brand’s car, truck and flight simulators. [1]

Developed with the original RevZED Project, TRZ combines rider lean and handlebar input with motorcycle-style throttle, brake and gear controls. It offers lean-only, arcade and full-simulation modes, with counter-steering behaviour that can be disabled. [2]

The TRZ’s motorcycle-style handlebar controls in Trak Racer’s product imagery.
The TRZ’s motorcycle-style handlebar controls in Trak Racer’s product imagery. Image: Trak Racer

Passive resistance, with force feedback planned separately

The base TRZ uses mechanical springs to support the rider and provide resistance. It has no powered leaning or steering actuation, and force feedback is not included in the base configuration. Trak Racer describes force feedback and other telemetry-driven accessories as future additions. [2]

The manufacturer says the platform was designed primarily for PC. Console use through third-party adapters is unofficial and is not certified; VR support depends on the game and may require additional software. [2]

Side view of the TRZ frame and riding position; accessories and production details should be checked against the current listing.
Side view of the TRZ frame and riding position; accessories and production details should be checked against the current listing. Image: Trak Racer

More than motorcycle simulation

The Frankfurt lineup also includes the TRK Truck Driving Simulator with a dedicated truck seat and the Airbus TR550 flight cockpit. Licensed car setups include Porsche, Alpine and Aston Martin configurations, alongside Hot Wheels-branded cockpits and a wheel stand. [1]

The announcement establishes what is being demonstrated at the show. It does not provide a new firm TRZ shipping date, and the European product page currently displays conflicting stock estimates. A delivery date should therefore be confirmed for the relevant region before ordering. [1] [2]

Official sources

  1. CORSAIR’s official Fanatec and Trak Racer Expo announcement
  2. Trak Racer TRZ specifications and FAQ

Specifications, prices and launch plans checked October 17, 2026. Launch windows may change.