Join Technical Editor Kevin Cameron and Editor-in-Chief Mark Hoyer for the weekly Cycle World podcast for lively conversations about motorcycles and the people who build and ride them. Cameron’s legendary knowledge and ability to describe highly technical subjects in ways that are easy to understand allies with Hoyer’s massive testing background and hands-on work in the CW garage.
Cycle World Podcast
Claim This PodcastHosted by Kevin Cameron, Mark Hoyer
Published by Cycle World
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129 episodes
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Join Technical Editor Kevin Cameron and Editor-in-Chief Mark Hoyer for the weekly Cycle World podcast for lively conversations about motorcycles and the people who build and ride them. Cameron’s legendary knowledge and ability to describe highly technical subjects in ways that are easy to understand allies with Hoyer’s massive testing background and hands-on work in the CW garage.
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Recent Episodes
July 1, 2026
The Day That Saved Ducati! Its First Successful V-Twin Superbike wins at the Daytona of Italy, 1972
Technical Editor Kevin Cameron and Editor-in-Chief Mark Hoyer discuss how Fabio Taglioni's 1972 Imola 750 V-twin superbike saved Ducati, exploring its pivotal win and lasting legacy.
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The Day That Saved Ducati! Its First Successful V-Twin Superbike wins at the Daytona of Italy, 1972
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[…] And so they had a pretty good idea of what kind of poke they could expect. And they didn't expect anyone else to bring that amount. Plus the fact there was the racetrack right up the road. And you'll also see in descriptions of this motor that had sandcast cases. There's a good reason to use sandcast. Honda for years has used sandcast cases in MotoGP because one, they can be heat treated. Old style die casting, when you try to heat treat it or try to weld it, the gas dissolved in it causes it to look like a stressor's delight sandwich. It just comes up in layers. It exfoliates. So a sandcast crankcase, Ducati still uses sandcast crankcases for special projects. […]
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