Around: Peloton Magazine

In Episode 6, we talk to Michael Schneider from Streets For All about how they are working to transform transportation in Los Angeles. We also take a quick look at a new e-gravel bike from Canyon.

“This is an inspiring episode. Meet Sarah Berry, the new voice of falling in love with cycling. Thank you again to Canyon for sponsoring this episode of Around.” 

On Episode 4 of Around  we are honored to highlight an inspiring conversation with Mike Basaritch, director of Saris Infrastructure. Most people only know Saris for their bike racks and trainers but soon they will be known for helping communities create spaces where cyclists feel comfortable. This is a great conversation. Learn more at sarisinfrastructure.com

Contributing Editor James Lynch also reaches out to Around Associate Editor Will Tracy to talk about the time he spent reviewing the iGO Aspire Camillien.

Thanks to igoelectric.com for sponsoring this episode." 

Marco te Brömmelstroet is a professor of Urban Mobility Futures at the University of Amsterdam and the Academic Director of the Urban Cycling Institute. Contributor James Lynch interviewed him for the Around Podcast Episode 3. They discuss humanizing transportation and capitalizing on the momentum of the current moment to rethink transportation permanently. Presented by iGObikes (igoelectric.com)

Episode 2 of Around is all about Des Moines, Iowa and how to make your city more bike friendly. Are you aware of how bike crazy Des Moines is? Check it out. We chat with with  Jeff Wiggins Des Moines Active Transportation Planner and Mike Armstrong from Street Collective a very cool shop and advocacy group in Des Moines.  We also review the very fast Specialized Turbo Vado SL and the surprisingly fun Batch E-Bike. 

In this episode of the Around Podcast we look at three commuting options from Canyon, Specialized and Batch and we talk to city designer Brent Toderian to learn how cities around the world are changing to become more bike friendly and some of the challenges cities and cyclist face in the current climate. You don't want to miss this discussion.