Deep Thinking, The Podcast, Episode 29: You Say You Want A Revolution ...

Like Christmas, but without the bad music, it's back. In Deep Thinking, Episode 29, racers Ed Sorbo and Michael Gougis discuss the development of data gathering and analysis technology for motorcycle road racing. Sorbo suggests that the entire industry was founded by a crew chief who had suffered through one too many arguments with riders - and wanted data to prove that the knucklehead wearing the helmet was completely, utterly and incontrovertibly wrong. A discussion ensues about a Customs official on the East Coast who is still bitter about the Revolutionary War (or the War of 1812) and kept Gougis from getting his really cool stickers for weeks. Click the "Deep Thinking" tab above ...

Thoughts From Portimao

"Thoughts From Portimao" now available. Click the "Words" tab above ...

Speed And Survival In Portugal

"Speed And Survival In Portugal" now available. Click the "Words" tab above ...

U.S. Racers Abroad, Part Two:

"U.S. Racers Abroad, Part Two:" now available. Click the "Words" tab above ...

U.S. Racers Abroad, Part One:

"U.S. Racers Abroad, Part One:" now available. Click the "Words" tab above ...

Deep Thinking, The Podcast, Episode 28: The Bike, The Bike, The Bike Is On Fire ...

Really? Really? Yes. Amid the backing sounds of clanging and banging, racers Ed Sorbo and Michael Gougis re-spring a shock while swapping burning racebike stories with a state of accuracy that may or may not bear any relationship to reality. Any deviation from truth is blamed on a man called Mongo. A discussion ensues about a hypothetical condition of existence, much like absolute zero, in which something reaches the state of "Ed Clean."Click the "Deep Thinking" tab above ...

 

 

Thoughts From Mugello ...

"Thoughts From Mugello" now available. Click the "Words" tab above ...