Kara is the manager at the Bozeman Bike Kitchen, a shop that specializes in helping people work on their own bikes and giving back to the community. We discuss the role the bike kitchen has in the community, the importance of used bikes, and learning to work on older bikes.

Please give the podcast a review and let us know how we can improve the show. Special thanks to Kara and the bike kitchen and all they do. If you live in Bozeman and want to know more, check out the Bozeman Bike Kitchen website or stop by.

In this episode, I am joined by a local bike show owner. Mason is the sole owner of Alter Cycles in Bozeman, Montana, and has been working in a bike shop since she was 12 years old. We discuss her experience working in shops as well as some of the difficulties and challenges of running a successful bike shop. Please give us a review and tell us what you liked about the show.

This week's guest is my coworker and friend, Branham Snyder. He is an avid mountain biker and professional bike mechanic. He grew up in Mexico riding a bike at a young age, which led him to the enduro racing scene, where he was very successful. We discuss his history surrounding bikes and his time working as a professional mechanic, his experiences with enduro racing, working with Rocky Mountain, and end with some in-depth suspension setup help. I hope you all enjoy! Please give us a review and tell your friends about the show. 

In the first episode of this podcast, I am joined by Cory, my friend and co-worker. Cory has been into cycling and biking since he was a kid. He originally went to school for music but transitioned into working in the cycling industry as a designer, making bike bags way before bikepacking was cool. I am pleased to have him on as the first guest of the Pedal Together podcast. Please let us know what you think of the show and give us a review.