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Bruce Caplain of Bike the North Country sits down with host Wesley Cheney to discuss creating a cycling community in Northern New Hampshire..

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Tom Morgan, Executive Director of the Mercer Street Bike Coop, tells host Wesley Cheney about running a bike coop in rural West Virginia in the final segment of their interview.

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Tom Morgan of the Mercer Street Bike Coop tells host Wesley Cheney about what it takes to run a successful bicycle cooperative in rural Appalachia in the second part of their interview.

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Tom Morgan, Executive Director of the Mercer Street Bike Coop in Princeton, West Virginia tells host Wesley Cheney what it takes to start a bike coop.

Learn more about the Mercer Street Bike Coop and their parent organization here:

https://www.bicycles4kids.org/

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In Part 2 of his interview with cellist and cyclist Ben Sollee, host Wesley Cheney gets nerdy about music and bikes.

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In the latest episode of Tell Me About Your Bike, Wesley Cheney interviews Ben Sollee, a singer, songwriter and cellist, about the challenges and rewards of touring with a full size cello on a cargo bike from gig to gig across America. 

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After an unexpected hiatus, Tell Me About Your Bike is back. Host Wesley Cheney shares the sounds and excitement of the USA Cycling National Criteriums in Charleston, West Virginia, and interviews cyclists along the race course.

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Host Wesley Cheney takes a ride with a new e-bike owner, Randy, in "Bike City," and interviews him about his first bike, his favorite bike, and what he'd do with a billion dollars in cycling infrastructure funding.

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In a throw back episode, host Wesley Cheney interviews his dad, Hank Cheney, about his first bike, his favorite bike, and the many places he rode. After a lifetime of biking the Green Mountains, Hank died suddenly in his backyard two weeks ago.

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Host Wesley Cheney faces his steepest challenge yet- Pittsburgh's Canton Avenue. Can he climb without walking and descend without crashing the 37% grade?

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