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CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone

Join over a quarter-million subscribers as we bridge the gap between high-level engineering and real-world riding. Brian is a seasoned racer and engineer who dives deep into the technical "why" of motorcycle physics. Dave is a professional rider coach with 25 years of experience, and a moto-journalist, who specializes in simplifying those complex ideas into actionable street and track techniques. From MotoGP analysis to crash recovery, get the honest, expert advice you need to become a better,

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01:05:21

Why Your Motorcycle is Aerodynamically a Brick: The...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/03/04

In this episode of The Braking Zone, we break down why most motorcycles are essentially high-speed bricks and how MotoGP teams like Aprilia are using fighter-jet physics to cheat the wind. We dive deep into the chaotic season opener at Buriram, analyzing everything from the "Tuk Tuk" races to the controversial penalty that redefined the limits of racing.We also explore the technical "black magic" behind Aprilia's new elbow-duct aero and the Meredith Effect—a theory that could

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00:23:16

The Engineering Espionage Behind The Start of...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/02/27

MotoGP is back for 2026, and the engineering games have already begun at the season opener in Buriram. In this special edition of The Braking Zone, we dive into the technical espionage currently rocking the paddock, including Aprilia’s ingenious "F-Duct" loophole that is blurring the lines between motorcycles and land-speed racers.We also discuss the shocking news of Peco Bagnaia’s move to Aprilia on a massive four-year deal, Yamaha’s smoke-filled struggles during practice starts, and why the loss

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00:51:18

The Man Who Helped Build the CBR & Risked it All for...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/02/25

Mitch Boehm is arguably one of the most influential figures in motorcycling that you’ve never heard of. In this episode of The Braking Zone, we sit down with the man who led the development of the iconic Honda CBR600 F2 and later risked a $200,000 advertising fallout to publish the truth about motorcycle helmet safety standards.Mitch takes us behind the curtain of Honda R&D during the golden era of the 1990s , explaining how a 750cc prototype secretly evolved into the game-changing CBR900RR. We

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01:12:40

STOP Buying Flagship Motorcycles & The Death of Race...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/02/18

Is the $30,000 flagship motorcycle a lie? In this episode of the CanyonChasers podcast, Dave and Brian discuss why middleweight motorcycles are taking over the market and why the industry focus on halo bikes is failing the next generation of riders. They break down the terrifying statistics regarding the aging rider demographic and the financial barriers preventing younger people from entering the sport.The conversation shifts to the alarming trend of public racetracks like COTA and Willow Springs

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01:06:54

The 20 MPH Brain: MotoGP Aero Evolution and the...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/02/11

In this episode, Dave and Brian analyze the drama of the Sepang tests, covering everything from Ducati's sophisticated aero packages to Yamaha's alarming engine reliability problems. They also explore the psychology of riding, specifically how to rebuild confidence after a crash by understanding our evolutionary limits.00:00 - Sepang Test Drama & Aero Evolution An overview of a non-boring test session filled with pain, drama, and unexpected outcomes. 04:09 - Why Motorcycle Aero is More

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01:10:07

What is Yamaha Hiding Under This Cover?

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/02/04

In this episode of The Braking Zone, Dave and Brian dive into the chaos of the 2026 MotoGP silly season and the controversial "stormtrooper" bike taking over the garage. From secret Yamaha swingarm covers to the €12 million gamble on Fabio Quartararo, we’re breaking down everything happening in the paddock and on the street.00:00 — The "Stormtrooper" Backdrop 01:14 — NC750X: Real Motorcycle or Super-Scooter? 05:36 — MotoGP Tech for Commuters: How DCT Works 07:22 — Why "Real Riders" Hate the DCT

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66:55

Nothing about the 2026 MotoGP Reveals were Accidental...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/01/28

MotoGP teams never reveal anything by accident. In this episode of The Braking Zone, we break down the hidden signals behind the 2026 MotoGP liveries, Ducati’s iconic Marlboro stripe, and how aero, bodywork, and timing are used as strategy. We also cover World Superbike tire changes, the future of Pecco Bagnaia and Fabio Quartararo, and what really happens behind the scenes at a MotoGP press event from a YouTube creator’s perspective.

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62:32

Airbags Are The Biggest Safety Upgrade Since Helmets....

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/01/22

We sit down with Danielle from Alpinestars to talk real world motorcycle safety gear. We cover Tech Air airbag vests and suits, how the crash detection algorithm works, street versus race versus off road modes, and what ownership is really like, including battery life, firmware updates, and self service canister replacement. We also break down armor and CE ratings, how abrasion ratings like AA and AAA fit into the bigger picture, and why impact protection is often the part riders underestimate

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70:08

MotoGP 2026 Predictions: The Rider Shuffle, and a...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/01/07

MotoGP 2026 looks simple until you zoom in. It is the last year of this rule set, the last year on Michelin, and the year before the biggest rider shuffle in a decade. So we are making our 2026 predictions now, fully expecting to be wrong. In this episode, we break down what matters and what is noise. 00:00 Why 2026 matters and why 2027 changes everything 01:59 Ducati’s advantage and what they can still develop 14:03 KTM, Yamaha, Honda, and Aprilia: who is climbing, who is stuck 30:04 Toprak

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53:01

Motorcycle Suspension Explained by one of the Best...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2026/01/01

Most riders blame the wrong thing when a bike feels vague, harsh, or unstable. The truth is often simpler. Their suspension is wrong. In this episode of The Braking Zone, we sit down with Mike Castro of FuziMoto, one of the most respected motorcycle suspension tuners in the United States. Mike has spent decades setting up championship winning race bikes, street bikes, track bikes, cruisers and ADV machines, and he’s seen the same mistakes over and over again. We talk about what suspension actually

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64:57

Winter Motorcycle Maintenance Myths That Are Quietly...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/12/23

Most riders think winter is harmless downtime for their motorcycle. It isn’t. In this Christmas episode of The Braking Zone, Dave and Brian break down the winter maintenance mistakes that quietly ruin suspension, brakes, engines, fuel systems, and batteries. These are not beginner errors. Many experienced riders make them every year. We cover what actually needs servicing, what can wait, and what you should never do “just to be safe.” From fork oil and valve adjustments to brake fluid myths, ethanol

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70:39

We Rank the Most Underrated, Overhyped, and...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/12/10

In this episode of The Braking Zone, we break down the motorcycles that actually deserve attention in 2025. Dave and Brian dig into real-world categories such as the best long-haul touring bike, the most underrated middleweight, the open-class superbike that delivers at track days, and why some adventure bikes inspire confidence while others inspire fear. From Road Kings to S1000RRs to Honda’s quietly brilliant CB650R E-Clutch, this episode cuts through hype and gets into what riders should buy

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53:52

The Truth about Lean Angle, Risk, and the Simple...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/12/03

MotoGP winter testing delivered more questions than answers, and in this episode we break down everything that actually matters. From Yamaha’s ongoing struggles to Ducati’s quiet course-correction to Aprilia’s wild aero experiments, we dig into what the 2027 rule changes and the move to Pirelli tires might mean for the future of racing. We also look at why silly season could explode once the new regulations arrive.Then we explore one of the most fascinating storylines in the paddock: Maverick

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73:10

Viewer Questions - The Motorcycle Myths Riders Still...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/11/26

This week we dig into the riding questions you’ve been asking: engine braking, trail braking, why riders over-slow, common myths that simply won’t die, and how suspension setup actually works in the real world. We also dive into the Honda CB1000 GT, talk tires across different environments (including those magical Scottish roads), and unpack the real tools riders should be using to stay in control. Smoothness, confidence, and understanding what each input really does. If you’ve ever wondered why

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78:44

MotoGP 2025 Wrap-Up, Rider Questions & EICMA Highlights

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/11/20

MotoGP wrapped up with a wild Valencia finale, and in this episode we break down the biggest stories of the weekend, the season, and what the new concessions mean for Yamaha and Honda. We also dive into Ducati and Aprilia’s continued rise, suspension questions from listeners, and the biggest surprises from EICMA, including the new bikes and aero experiments for next year.00:00 MotoGP season ends and Valencia chaos08:00 Ducati and Aprilia rise, Yamaha and Honda struggle, concessions talk24:50 Yamaha

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63:07

The Tire Episode: What is Tire Feel?

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/11/12

In this episode of The Braking Zone, Dave and Brian break down everything from the Portimão MotoGP race to the science of motorcycle tires. From Ducati’s front-end struggles to Michelin’s pressure limits and why Pirelli might be the better street tire, we explore how tire tech defines racing—and why even small changes can transform how a bike feels. Grab your helmet; this one grips hard.00:00 – Portimão Recap and First Impressions03:20 – Pirelli vs Michelin: Bulaga’s Transition09:00 – How Tire

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61:57

Motorcycle Tech That Should’ve Changed Everything...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/11/05

Motorcycles are supposed to be about innovation — but somewhere along the way, we got stuck. From anti-dive forks and carbon frames to the brilliant (and doomed) Motoczysz, the motorcycle industry has a habit of abandoning genius ideas. In this episode, we dig into why progress stalls, why helmet tech still feels decades old, and how electric bikes might be the future we keep resisting. Spoiler: the kids get it right.00:00 Intro | Why Motorcycles Struggle with Innovation 02:20 Tradition vs

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79:14

Yamaha’s Odd Decision With The New V4, KTM’s RC990,...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/10/30

We dive into MotoGP’s biggest changes, Yamaha’s risky new V4, KTM’s RC990 reveal, and what happened when Dave rode the Aprilia Tuareg Rally with Dakar legends. Engineering, adventure, and plenty of bad ideas on two wheels.

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76:47

MotoGP, Mass Dampers, and the Machines That Changed...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/10/15

Are motorcycles stuck in the past?In this episode of The Braking Zone, Dave and Brian trace how brilliant ideas—from Buell’s mass-centralized frames to Motoczysz’s revolutionary forks—vanished under the weight of tradition. They dive into Toprak’s dominance in World Superbike, the return of Americans on the world stage, and how MotoGP technology keeps rewriting the rulebook.It’s part history lesson, part engineering rant, and a full-throttle argument for innovation over nostalgia.00:00 – 08:15 | The

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56:22

From Lombok to 120 °C: Mandalika MotoGP & Tire...

CanyonChasers Podcast // The Braking Zone ·

2025/10/09

The Mandalika MotoGP delivered wild racing, brutal heat, and some seriously cooked tires. In this episode, we break down what really happened in Indonesia, why tire temps went through the roof, and how tire warm-up plays a bigger role than most riders realize. From MotoGP tech to everyday riding tips, we’ll dig into what hot tracks and cold tires teach us about grip, confidence, and control on two wheels.

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