The BICYCLIST Experience Podcast

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What's The BICYCLIST Experience Podcast about?

The BICYCLIST Experience (#TBEpodcast) is a weekly-ish ‘cycling podcast’ that expands and discusses the stories and news important and interesting to people who ride bikes, race bikes or just plain love the whole idea of traveling the earth on two wheels. Visit bicyclist.fm for show notes and links to topics discussed in the show.

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The BICYCLIST Experience Podcast episodes:

08.24.2019
TBE Episode 160: The Latest Iteration of the ‘Rules of Cycling’, NYT Nods Towards eBikes, and A Record-Length Post-Show for the SuperFans
We review all of Phil Gaimon's "11 Rules for Cycling" and reveal our thoughts on the relevancy of these new rules. We cover the increasing popularity of electric bikes, and our record-length post-show delves into the mechanics behind our recording...
08.15.2019
TBE Episode 159: Another Bite at the Feedback Apple, Defending the Cruiser, Article Read: Cycling’s ‘Weak Culture’, and the Future of Pizza Delivery
In this episode we discuss the claims of “weak culture” in cycling, complacency in cycling media, how Domino’s is utilizing electric bikes for delivery, and soon all Trek Road Bikes will have compact cranksets.
07.29.2019
TBE Episode 157: Office Cameo, No Love Lost for Cruiser Bikes, Viathon Hardtail Gets Reviewed, and Small Guys Take on Big Scooter
We talk about the "repo-men" who are cleaning up scooters off San Diego streets, as well as our feelings about beach cruiser bikes and models worth considering, and the latest review of Walmart's Viathon hardtail mountain bike.
07.18.2019
TBE Episode 156: On Defense, Mountain of Hell, The Rungu Ride Coming to a Beach Near You and the Lubri Disc – Yay or Nay
We return for another episode covering the latest cycling news and events coming across the wire. We touch on our thoughts about negative reviews, and then move into our topics for the episode including the viral Mountain of Hell video,...
06.25.2019
TBE Episode 154: Notes on Lighting, Bar Tape Hits and Misses, and the Products that Stood Out at Outdoor Retailer
We follow-up on some of our lighting discussion from last weeks episode, as well as reviewing some corrosion on new bar tape and why this might be happening. We finish up the episode with a discussion on some gear to...
06.14.2019
TBE Episode 153: Follow-up Extravaganza, Insights and Afterthoughts, Ride Tracking, Lighting, and Building Bikes
We cover some follow-up in this episode including Victor's in-depth review of his preferred ride tracking apps, as well as the hurdles encountered when building up a vintage bike. And finally, getting the most bang for you buck when searching...
06.03.2019
TBE Episode 152: Giro Over the Shoulder, Flying With Your Bike, A Word on ‘Ventoux’, War of Helmet Marketing Continues
In today's episode we discuss options for traveling with a bicycle, or how to acquire a bicycle while traveling. We also discuss some stages and information from the Giro d'Italia 2019, as well as a discussion on following the Pro...
05.22.2019
TBE Episode 151: Bike Bath Problems and Solutions, the Gamification of Cycling, and an Ethical Valuation of Laws for Cars vs. Bikes
We wrap-up the results from the 2019 Amgen Tour of California. We also discuss advances in washing your bicycle, events this summer that gamify cycling, wilderness access for mountain bikers in Carlsbad, and the implications of laws for drivers vs....
05.13.2019
TBE Episode 150: Bike Goodr Super Fly Sunglasses, Bike Campouts and the Viability of Viathon
We have fun reviewing the Super Fly packaging and sunglasses sent over to us by Bike Goodr, while discussing the important considerations to make when shopping for cycling sunglasses. We talk Walmart's new high-end bike brand and what the outcome...
05.01.2019
TBE Episode 149: Amstel Gold Race, SRAM Acquires PowerTap, and Reviewing the Jones Bikes SWB Complete Plus
We continue our brief series on the history of some of the famous events in the UCI Road World Championships history, including the recent Amstel Gold race. We also discuss SRAM's acquisition of PowerTap, and why some of us think...
04.20.2019
TBE Episode 148: Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix Review and History, In Search of Equity By Bicycle
04.13.2019
TBE Episode 147: Rancho Recap!, Trail Tool Giveaway, Questions on Frugality and Some of the Favorite Riders for Two Spring Classics
We recap the fun had at SDMBA's Ride the Rancho event in San Diego and announce our Trail Boss trail tools giveaway, courtesy of 911 Law. We also discuss some upcoming Spring Classic races and the predictions for favorites to...
03.22.2019
TBE Episode 145: Visiting Orange County Bike Shops, Sorting Out That Squishy Feeling, Tech on our Radar
In this episode we recap results of a recent survey that shows Los Angeles has the most aggressive drivers in the country (and how they measured this), we talk about notable Orange County bike shops that we stopped by on...
03.13.2019
TBE Episode 144: The Continued Evolution of Drivetrain Design, the Spring Classics have Sprung, and OC Bike Shop Reports
We follow up on our discussion of the 'Rotor' stepping stone and the continued evolution of drivetrain design. We also discuss professional racing hot topics including the results of Strade Bianche, the first stage and the history of Paris-Nice, and...
03.06.2019
TBE Episode 143: Bike Shop Stops in San Diego, New Rules for Throwing Bidons in the Peloton, and the Rotor 1×13 Hydraulic Drivetrain Release
We discuss notable bike shops in San Diego during our magazine delivery route, we also touch on some ground-breaking rules regarding tossing bidons in the peloton and the fines riders could incur for doing so. We wrap up the episode...
02.26.2019
TBE Episode 142: Advances in Ride Tracking Methods, Reviewing the Merits of Labelling ‘Luxury’, Numb Toes, Ammonia Smells, and Tipping Your Bike Mechanic
We talk some new advancements being made in ride tracking, including a bike computer that runs for 96 hours and Strava’s (beta) route mapping feature, as well as thoughts on how the Red Hook Crit can come back full throttle...
02.19.2019
Episode 141: Prospects of A New Bike Deal, Race Alternatives, and Solidarity Amongst People Who Ride Bikes
This episode we talk some popular races cancelling their events for 2019, including the Red Hook Crit, while some new types of events make their way into the cycling scene, such as virtual racing. We also discuss the politics of...
01.30.2019
139: Tech Predictions for 2019, Defending Millennial Pro Cyclists, and the ‘Honda’ of Bicycles
We talk our tech predictions for the bicycle industry in 2019 (including more tubeless tires and sustainable materials), how the peloton responds on words of former pro trying to relive his glory days at Paris-Roubaix, and railing against the claim...
01.22.2019
138: The Tour Down Under Gets Messy, Electric Battery Explosion, Jess Varnish Loses the Battle but Not the War, and How to Get Americans Interested in Bicycle Racing
01.14.2019
137: Race Meat, Carbo-loading, Riding With Cars, Warm Showers, Why It Matters Santa Ana Got A Protected Bike Lane, The ‘Stigma of the Vegan Brand’
01.11.2019
136: BICYCLIST Adventure Team Overnight Preview, Pro Cycling and the ‘Sky, Goodbye’, Virtual Racing and the Electro-motion of Everything
12.11.2018
135: Fixmas in Fullerton, Controversy Surrounding Race Radios in the Peloton, and Virtual Group Rides Becoming More Popular
Recorded on December 8th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Victor Prestinary Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP *Issue 154 Over the Shoulder (0:59) TOPICS *META: Issue 155, Prologue (4:55) *SHOUT-OUT: Justin T, Melbourne Florida (9:05) *PRO CYCLING: Romain Bardet – Take Away the Race Radios...
11.26.2018
134: The Pete Rose of Pro Cycling, Team Abuse Allegations, Electric Bikes Better Than Walking, Clif Embracing A Solar Destiny
Recorded on November 24, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Victor Prestinary Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP *TOPIC | e132: Peter Flax and Helmets; Additional Studies (0:50) *POST-SHOW | e133: Invasive Plants, Irvine Ranch Conservancy Programs (3:27) TOPICS *PRO RACING | Bradley Wiggins Takes...
11.20.2018
133: Big (and Small) Changes to the Racing Rulebook, Bankruptcy Strikes the Industry Landscape, Excerpts from the New Sagan Book, Notes From the Commute
Recorded on November 17th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Victor Prestinary Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW-UP eScooter Scare Hits Close to Home (1:06) ANNOUNCEMENTS BICYCLIST Magazine 153 Sponsors -Jones Bikes -Poseidon Bikes -SDMBA -Law Offices of Richard Duquette TOPICS -ASE, owner of Performance Bicycle, ASI, and Nashbar Files Chapter 11 (4:57) -UCI...
11.19.2018
132: The Latest Electrifying Debate, Pushing Back Against Helmet Apathy, and those Millennials Are at it Again
Recorded on November 10th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole, Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Victor Prestinary, Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP CA Proposition 6 Defeated (1:57) eScooter Share Follow-up (3:27) Bird sues Beverly Hills over its ban of motorized scooters Santa Monica Parking Corrals ANNOUNCEMENT Helping Ventura County/CA Fires (1:10) Humane...
10.30.2018
131: Bike the Vote! Tricking Drivers Into Safety, Beer Talk, Outdoor Photography Gear and Starting Points
TOPICS Happy Halloween: “Stationary Bike”, by Stephen King (1:37) California Prop 6 – Vote No! (3:45) Streetsblog interview with Nichole Morris, St. Paul Researcher on Driver Compliance (7:34) Electrolyte Beers, and Wishful Thinking (14:47) Photography Gear Patrol List (24:18) Photography Beginner Tips (30:55) Share your photos #iambicyclist...
10.25.2018
130: The BICYCLIST Take On ‘Best Cities’ Rankings, Not Getting Doored Rehashed, Bikes Get A Shout-out in the IPCC Report, VW and Harley-Davidson Making Bikes
Recorded on October 22nd, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP e-Scooter Shares, Lawsuits Begin (1:17) TOPICS Best Cities for Cycling via. Bicycling magazine (10:40) How Not to Get ‘Door-ed’ (20:38) Study Shows Not Exercising Terrible for Health and Longevity (28:23) Around...
10.09.2018
129: Nix the Outdoor Selfie, Covering Your Tracks in the Wilderness, Times Up for Sexist Announcer, and Floyd Landis Starts a Cycling Team
Recorded on October 8th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP Wilderness, Social Media, and the Quest for Extreme Selfies (1:23) Cool Commuter Helmet: Park and Diamond Helmet (12:00) TOPICS Leave No Trace / Leave No Poop (4:45) Jingle Cross Announces Gets the #TimesUp...
10.02.2018
128: Travel Debrief, The 2018 Interbike Experience, The Risky Business of Electric Scooters, Uber Invests Big in Cycling Advocacy
*Recorded on September 29th, 2018* Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Victor Prestinary Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP * Catching-up: Ireland, Costa Rica, Reno (0:57) TOPICS * Interbike, Our Experience (12:48) * Interbike, Industry Trends (17:39) * Interbike, Show Favorites (22:07) * Fatal...
09.03.2018
127: The Real Problem with eScooters, Vuelta a Espana Mayhem, Goodbye to Aqua Blue Sport, Electric Folders Discussed, and Oakland Ride Director Najari Smith Unjustly Arrested
08.28.2018
126: Saddles: Snub-Nosed and Cut-Outs, Remembering a BICYCLIST Eternal, and Updates on the Pro Peloton
Jelly Belly ends sponsorship of UCI Domestic Prot Team, thoughts on the upcoming Vuelta a Espana, Dario Pegoretti’s passing, and snub-nosed and cut-out saddles.
08.21.2018
125.5 | INTERVIEW | Denise Mueller-Korenek and Coach John Howard on Her Attempt to Smash the Men’s World Speed Record
08.14.2018
125: Self-Supported Double Century in San Diego, 2018 TdF Thoughts and Disillusionment, Playa Vista Downtown Goes Car-Free
Recorded on August 11th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Chris Reynolds, Justin Macias, Victor Prestinary Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP • Justin’s Double Century, Recap (1:34) • STRAVA data • CyclistThings Instagram • BMC Racing Team Will be Back in 2019. Sort of. (26:02) TOPICS • ABUS and Continental Factory visit (12:56) • 2018 TdF, Final Thoughts and Disillusionments (20:05) • Jans Ulrich Re-invents Himself...
07.17.2018
124: A New Drivetrain Concept that Eliminates the Need for Chains, Tour de France Stages 1-8 Recap, and Reviewing the Team Bikes
07.03.2018
123: Road Diet Meets Resistance in Venice, Helmet Ratings and MIPS, and Cycling Summer Sounds
06.26.2018
122: When The Peloton Protests, Phil the Thrill vs. Spartacus, and Tariffs Coming to the Bike Industry
06.21.2018
121: Painkillers and Pro Cycling, BMC Racing May Be No More, And Tips For Selling Your Old Bike
06.12.2018
120: Why Los Angeles is the Deadliest City for Cyclists, Summer Event Preview, and Fat Bikes Making Tracks in Anchorage, Alaska
06.07.2018
119 | INTERVIEW | Jamie Smith, Author of ‘American Pro: The True Story of Bike Racing in America’
05.29.2018
118: Sagan’s Dirt Fondo Recap, Bicycles are the Vehicles of the Future, and the Struggle to Charge Motorists with Murder
05.17.2018
117: Mountain Bikers Help Build Trails in California, Giro D’Italia & Appearance Fees, PFB: Best Places for Biking in the USA
05.03.2018
116: Visibility for Women’s Cycling/Sports, Riders Moving Away From Road Bikes, and Biking to Work Takes Less Time Than You Think
04.21.2018
115: Can Californians Wean Themselves From Cars, Runners in the Bike Lane, the Amgen Tour of California Approaches, and the ALAN Mito
03.22.2018
114: A Muddy and Exciting Strade Bianche, Keeping ‘Podium Girls’ in the Giro d’Italia is Not Sexist, and the Urgent Need for Safe Streets
Recorded on March 10th, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Justin Macias, Victor Prestinary, Chris Reynolds, Tim Wilson Editing: Chris Reynolds FOLLOW UP: Icarus Wins Oscar for Best Documentary (1:21) ANNOUNCEMENT: Sagan Fondo Coming to California (1:35) TOPICS Strade Bianche Recap (3:40) The Never-Ending Team...
02.08.2018
112: The Chain Lube Episode! Plus the Women’s WorldTour Team Bikes, and Cancellara Calls Out Institutions Of Cycling
Recorded on February 3rd, 2018 Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Justin Macias,(absent) Victor Prestinary, Chris Reynolds, Tim Wilson (absent) Editing: Chris Reynolds SPONSOR • HealthIQ, Visit http://healthiq.com/bicyclist (1:53) TOPICS • Peter Sagan Meets the Pope (2:30) • Fabian Cancellara’s Recent Interview (Re: Peter Sagan, Phil Gaimon) (6:58) • 2018 Women’s World Tour and Continental Team Bikes (12:23) • What Do We Know About Lube? (18:20) • Lube...
01.31.2018
111: The Importance of Properly Locking Your Bike, San Diego Makes Gains For Business and Traffic with New Road Diet, and Marginal Changes for 2018 Men’s World Tour Bikes
SPONSOR HealthIQ, Visit http://healthiq.com/bicyclist (1:04) TOPICS Lance Armstrong & Tour of Flanders (2:30) Froome Camp Has New Theory Explaining Pharma-Use Violation (8:48) IKEA Sladda Lock and Better Bike Security Recommendations (20:28) Road Diets Find Success in San Diego County, Congress For New Urbanism (30:01) Amazon Requires Bike...
01.21.2018
110: Katie Compton’s Epic Perseverance, Hours vs. Miles as Goal Setting Metrics, and Precautions for Riding Bikes with Kids
Hosted by Kelley O’Toole Co-Hosts: Justin Macias, Victor Prestinary, Chris Reynolds, Tim Wilson Editing: Chris Reynolds SPONSOR HealthIQ, Visit http://healthiq.com/bicyclist (1:53) TOPICS Follow-Up: Alter Cycles & Adrenaline Bikes, Orange CA (3:50) Katie Compton Talks Asthma in Regards to Chris Froome’s Doping Violations (5:01) Myth vs....
01.10.2018
109: New Year #BikeGoals, Double Century Resolutions, And A Coffee Interlude with Wacoco
SPONSOR HealthIQ, Visit http://healthiq.com/bicyclist (1:53) TOPICS Looking Back to Episode 62, January 2017 (2:58) Interlude I: Coffee Talk w/ Wacaco (7:39) Falling off the Wagon Into A Double Century (12:32) Interlude II: Death, Memory and Meaning (15:36) French Maids and Full Suspensions (19:37) California Triple Crown, Planet Ultra...
12.26.2017
108: The Saga of Playa Del Rey, Mountain Biking, the GOP and Environmental Groups, and All the Flavors of JoJe Bars
FOLLOW UP Keep L.A. Moving Continues Lawsuit, After City Undid Safety Improvements TOPICS GOP lures some mountain bike groups in its push to roll back protections for public land Opinion: It’s the end of the road for the IBD: Say hello to the IBS JoJé...
12.18.2017
107: The Asthma Epidemic Plaguing Professional Cycling, Industry Thinks Sales Tax Is Why You’re Not Buying A New Bike, Another Distraction For Drivers- Coming Soon, And SoCal Gets A Streetcar
HELP US, HELP YOU (Support The Show) HealthIQ (https://healthiq.com/bicyclist) Audible Audio Books (https://audibletrial.com/bicyclist) FOLLOW UP Lawrence Soloman returns! TOPICS Chris Froome: Tour de France champion failed a drug test BRAIN: OC Shops wrestle with rising rents, waning disposable income National Safety Council (and any other sentient being) sees...

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The BICYCLIST Experience Podcast episodes:

TBE Episode 160: The Latest Iteration of the ‘Rules of Cycling’, NYT Nods Towards eBikes, and A Record-Length Post-Show for the SuperFans

TBE Episode 159: Another Bite at the Feedback Apple, Defending the Cruiser, Article Read: Cycling’s ‘Weak Culture’, and the Future of Pizza Delivery

TBE Episode 157: Office Cameo, No Love Lost for Cruiser Bikes, Viathon Hardtail Gets Reviewed, and Small Guys Take on Big Scooter

TBE Episode 156: On Defense, Mountain of Hell, The Rungu Ride Coming to a Beach Near You and the Lubri Disc – Yay or Nay

TBE Episode 154: Notes on Lighting, Bar Tape Hits and Misses, and the Products that Stood Out at Outdoor Retailer

TBE Episode 153: Follow-up Extravaganza, Insights and Afterthoughts, Ride Tracking, Lighting, and Building Bikes

TBE Episode 152: Giro Over the Shoulder, Flying With Your Bike, A Word on ‘Ventoux’, War of Helmet Marketing Continues

TBE Episode 151: Bike Bath Problems and Solutions, the Gamification of Cycling, and an Ethical Valuation of Laws for Cars vs. Bikes

TBE Episode 150: Bike Goodr Super Fly Sunglasses, Bike Campouts and the Viability of Viathon

TBE Episode 149: Amstel Gold Race, SRAM Acquires PowerTap, and Reviewing the Jones Bikes SWB Complete Plus

TBE Episode 148: Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix Review and History, In Search of Equity By Bicycle

TBE Episode 147: Rancho Recap!, Trail Tool Giveaway, Questions on Frugality and Some of the Favorite Riders for Two Spring Classics

TBE Episode 145: Visiting Orange County Bike Shops, Sorting Out That Squishy Feeling, Tech on our Radar

TBE Episode 144: The Continued Evolution of Drivetrain Design, the Spring Classics have Sprung, and OC Bike Shop Reports

TBE Episode 143: Bike Shop Stops in San Diego, New Rules for Throwing Bidons in the Peloton, and the Rotor 1×13 Hydraulic Drivetrain Release

TBE Episode 142: Advances in Ride Tracking Methods, Reviewing the Merits of Labelling ‘Luxury’, Numb Toes, Ammonia Smells, and Tipping Your Bike Mechanic

Episode 141: Prospects of A New Bike Deal, Race Alternatives, and Solidarity Amongst People Who Ride Bikes

139: Tech Predictions for 2019, Defending Millennial Pro Cyclists, and the ‘Honda’ of Bicycles

138: The Tour Down Under Gets Messy, Electric Battery Explosion, Jess Varnish Loses the Battle but Not the War, and How to Get Americans Interested in Bicycle Racing

137: Race Meat, Carbo-loading, Riding With Cars, Warm Showers, Why It Matters Santa Ana Got A Protected Bike Lane, The ‘Stigma of the Vegan Brand’

136: BICYCLIST Adventure Team Overnight Preview, Pro Cycling and the ‘Sky, Goodbye’, Virtual Racing and the Electro-motion of Everything

135: Fixmas in Fullerton, Controversy Surrounding Race Radios in the Peloton, and Virtual Group Rides Becoming More Popular

134: The Pete Rose of Pro Cycling, Team Abuse Allegations, Electric Bikes Better Than Walking, Clif Embracing A Solar Destiny

133: Big (and Small) Changes to the Racing Rulebook, Bankruptcy Strikes the Industry Landscape, Excerpts from the New Sagan Book, Notes From the Commute

132: The Latest Electrifying Debate, Pushing Back Against Helmet Apathy, and those Millennials Are at it Again

131: Bike the Vote! Tricking Drivers Into Safety, Beer Talk, Outdoor Photography Gear and Starting Points

130: The BICYCLIST Take On ‘Best Cities’ Rankings, Not Getting Doored Rehashed, Bikes Get A Shout-out in the IPCC Report, VW and Harley-Davidson Making Bikes

129: Nix the Outdoor Selfie, Covering Your Tracks in the Wilderness, Times Up for Sexist Announcer, and Floyd Landis Starts a Cycling Team

128: Travel Debrief, The 2018 Interbike Experience, The Risky Business of Electric Scooters, Uber Invests Big in Cycling Advocacy

127: The Real Problem with eScooters, Vuelta a Espana Mayhem, Goodbye to Aqua Blue Sport, Electric Folders Discussed, and Oakland Ride Director Najari Smith Unjustly Arrested

126: Saddles: Snub-Nosed and Cut-Outs, Remembering a BICYCLIST Eternal, and Updates on the Pro Peloton

125.5 | INTERVIEW | Denise Mueller-Korenek and Coach John Howard on Her Attempt to Smash the Men’s World Speed Record

125: Self-Supported Double Century in San Diego, 2018 TdF Thoughts and Disillusionment, Playa Vista Downtown Goes Car-Free

124: A New Drivetrain Concept that Eliminates the Need for Chains, Tour de France Stages 1-8 Recap, and Reviewing the Team Bikes

123: Road Diet Meets Resistance in Venice, Helmet Ratings and MIPS, and Cycling Summer Sounds

122: When The Peloton Protests, Phil the Thrill vs. Spartacus, and Tariffs Coming to the Bike Industry

121: Painkillers and Pro Cycling, BMC Racing May Be No More, And Tips For Selling Your Old Bike

120: Why Los Angeles is the Deadliest City for Cyclists, Summer Event Preview, and Fat Bikes Making Tracks in Anchorage, Alaska

119 | INTERVIEW | Jamie Smith, Author of ‘American Pro: The True Story of Bike Racing in America’

118: Sagan’s Dirt Fondo Recap, Bicycles are the Vehicles of the Future, and the Struggle to Charge Motorists with Murder

117: Mountain Bikers Help Build Trails in California, Giro D’Italia & Appearance Fees, PFB: Best Places for Biking in the USA

116: Visibility for Women’s Cycling/Sports, Riders Moving Away From Road Bikes, and Biking to Work Takes Less Time Than You Think

115: Can Californians Wean Themselves From Cars, Runners in the Bike Lane, the Amgen Tour of California Approaches, and the ALAN Mito

114: A Muddy and Exciting Strade Bianche, Keeping ‘Podium Girls’ in the Giro d’Italia is Not Sexist, and the Urgent Need for Safe Streets

112: The Chain Lube Episode! Plus the Women’s WorldTour Team Bikes, and Cancellara Calls Out Institutions Of Cycling

111: The Importance of Properly Locking Your Bike, San Diego Makes Gains For Business and Traffic with New Road Diet, and Marginal Changes for 2018 Men’s World Tour Bikes

110: Katie Compton’s Epic Perseverance, Hours vs. Miles as Goal Setting Metrics, and Precautions for Riding Bikes with Kids

109: New Year #BikeGoals, Double Century Resolutions, And A Coffee Interlude with Wacoco

108: The Saga of Playa Del Rey, Mountain Biking, the GOP and Environmental Groups, and All the Flavors of JoJe Bars

107: The Asthma Epidemic Plaguing Professional Cycling, Industry Thinks Sales Tax Is Why You’re Not Buying A New Bike, Another Distraction For Drivers- Coming Soon, And SoCal Gets A Streetcar