The BikeRadar Podcast

Colnago has launched the latest entry into its legendary line-up of C-series bikes, the C68. BikeRadar’s senior road technical editor, Warren Rossiter, joins editor-in-chief George Scott to talk through the new bike’s headline features – and deliver his verdict on how Colnago’s latest superbike rides.

News – https://www.bikeradar.com/news/2022-colnago-c68/

Review – https://www.bikeradar.com/reviews/bikes/road-bikes/colnago-c68-dura-ace-review/

Video – https://youtu.be/kLUNB4ZPmVM

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Jack Luke, Tom Marvin and Simon von Bromley sit down to discuss the very best road, mountain bike and gravel cycling news from April, which has been a truly vintage month so far for new tech, with big launches from a swathe of brands both big and small. From cutting-edge gravel suspension to whacky wireless tyre pressure control devices, there’s something for everyone in this episode of the BikeRadar Podcast.

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BikeRadar technical editor Tom Marvin chats to Benedikt Skulason, the CEO and founder of innovative bike brand, Lauf. Tom and Benedikt discuss all things gravel, including Lauf’s new Seigla gravel bike.

Read BikeRadar’s news story on the new Lauf Seigla: https://www.bikeradar.com/news/lauf-seigla/

Read Tom’s first ride review of the Lauf Seigla: https://www.bikeradar.com/reviews/bikes/gravel-bikes/lauf-seigla-review/

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BikeRadar Technical Editors Tom Marvin and Alex Evans are joined by Digital Writer Jack Evans who discuss their best and worst road and mountain bike rides they’ve ever done. Calamities include a severely under-planned attempt at the West Highland Way, two broken derailleurs, and missed parties, while their best experiences usually hinge on nice weather, good food, great company and A to B riding.

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Tyre choice is key if you want to get the most out of your gravel bike. In this episode, BikeRadar's George Scott and Jack Evans are joined by Katherine Moore to discuss how to choose the best gravel tyres for your bike. 

BikeRadar’s best gravel tyres: https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-gravel-tyres/

Tyre carcasses explained: https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/mtb-tyre-carcass-construction/

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In the last episode of our six part series helping you to make 2022 your best year on the bike, we’re honing in on the steed itself. We discuss why you should give your bike some TLC, whether that’s your four-season dependable, a snazzy summer bike that’s been in hibernation, or something that’s been tucked away in the shed under a blanket waiting for some more sunshine.

We quiz mechanic Vicky Balfour (she/her) on where to start when it comes to home mechanics, and why you should even consider it in the first place, together with BikeRadar.com’s deputy editor and serial bike tinkerer Jack Luke (he/him) and host Katherine Moore (she/her).

A little mindful mechanics can not only unlock the performance potential of your bike, but also make sure that you get every last mile out of those all-too-scarce parts.

This series is brought to you by Cannondale.

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Tom, Alex and Jack are set a task by BikeRadar's Sub Editor Gary to find him his next bike.

Gary needs a bike to get him to and from work, but one that's also ideal for popping in the back of his camper for trip to the coast. The team consider his needs, discuss the kit every commuter needs on their bike, and even look at electric options too.

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So you’re ready to go big this year, but you’ve got to put in the work to get you there. We roped in WorldTour pro and self-coached racer Lizzy Banks to chat all things training, from jargon-busting those training buzz-words to considering both the physical and mental side of getting fit. Tune in to hear Lizzy divulge her golden rules of successful training, whether you really need a coach, and what to do with all that data.

We’re also joined by BikeRadar’s premier tech and training nerd, senior technical writer Simon von Bromley. 

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In this Tech Q&A with Rob and Warren, we cover off drivetrain wear, brake cleaning, and whether you should opt for fancy Campag EPS electronics or one of Shimano or SRAM's offerings. 

We also look at the latest downcountry bikes from Revel and Transition, and ask what the point of 35mm bars is. 

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A local overnighter, multi-day bikepacking trip, a week-long tour or a holiday in the latest cycling destination: taking on your own cycling adventure is guaranteed to be a whole heap of fun! 

We speak to expedition aficionados Vedangi Kulkarni (she/her), Robyn Furtado (she/her), Jack Luke (he/him) and Katherine Moore (she/her) who each have their own preferred flavour of cycling adventure. We find out why this kind of riding makes them tick, and how they’d suggest you get started if planning your own cycling adventure is on the cards for you in 2022.

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