Off Track with Carruthers and Bice -
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Fortunately for the rest of us, Kevin Cameron has a passion for motorcycles and motorcycle racing because there's a good chance we'd know a lot less about the inner workings of motorcycles without him. Cameron has written books and regularly pens features and columns for Cycle World magazine that draw on his technical background from a lot more than just racing. And he does so in a way that allows even the most technically challenged among us to gain knowledge and understanding of the subject manner. Oh, did we mention that he has a degree in physics from Harvard? We chatted with Cameron for this week's episode of Off Track With Carruthers And Bice and found out that an hour isn't long enough.
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That interview was a couple of hours too short. I've been reading Kevin for decades but that's an advantage to being an old man. Pure genius and national treasure.
Wow ! The legend himself Mr. K. Cameron . First saw Mr. Cameron's writings in Cycle magazine .
Cycle Magazine: Kevin Cameron, Harvard; Cook Neilson, Princeton and Gordon Jennings, no college, were the most prolific trio of writers and enthusiasts to ever write for a motorcycle magazine.
Good stuff!!!
Fantastic as everything Kevin is. Reading Mike Sinclair's book I was amazed how much they modified Gp bikes in the 80's and 90's.
That's what finished Mike Baldwin's career: when his his bike leaned out and siezed on the 170 mph curving straight away through the forest at HOKENHEIM.
As a kid from Indiana in about 7th grade, I was reading Cycle World at the News Agency and Kevin was explaining everything that went on when you actually tightened and torqued a head on an engine. My life was forever changed from reading that article. I never thought of anything the same ever again. Bolt stretching, gasket compressing, etc. etc. 10 years ago, 40 years later, I was actually walking next to Kevin and told him how he changed my life with that article. He acted like I had bad breath and was a bug flying around his head annoying him. Maybe it was a bad day for him. But, I've met a lot of my hero's and he is by far the biggest disappointment ever.
I am really sorry to hear that. Like yourself, I always loved his writing and assumed he was a nice guy. Hopefully, he is a happy/nice guy and was just having a bad day.