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Selling everything to travel indefinitely is the ultimate luxury item and dream of many. Why did we stop?
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Arleigh Greenwald has been in the bicycle industry a long time as an employee, former QBP rep, blogger and critic. She has taken the next big step to open up her own shop and apply the things she has learned over the years. Find out how she hopes to do things differently.
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We respond to reader comments over the Most Supple Bike of the Year award and give some future predictions of gravel and supple bike trends of 2019. We taste a mesquite smoked whiskey from Tucson, gifted to us from Spencer Harding and Transit Cycles!
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We interview Ron Lewis of OMTM.CC, a Portland based group mapping out awesome gravel routes in the Oregon and Washington area. We talk about what makes a good gravel ride and the growth of gravel riding. We taste High West Rendezvous Rye, a gift bourbon from Larry from Park City, UT!
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Our friends Martina and Jason from Swift Industries were visiting Missoula and we had to get them on the show! We taste Oban 14, talk about trailrunning, how different activities affect their design and the WTF Bike Explorer Summit.
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Our friends Martina and Jason from Swift Industries were visiting Missoula and we had to get them on the show! We taste Oban 14, talk about trailrunning, how different activities affect their design and the WTF Bike Explorer Summit.
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There have been a lot of gravel "innovations" from app controled suspension, short travel suspention forks, but are they necessary? We also talk about what sorts of classes we'd like to see bike shops offer and the emerging trend of smaller "big" rings and wide-range doubles.
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Trans Iowa is considered the grandfather of the modern gravel event in the US. We interview Mark Stevenson / Guitar Ted, one of the founders of TI, and talk about the early days of Trans Iowa and how it has influenced other events. We also ponder if we have reached Peak Gravel and other future trends. T
This episode is proudly supported by FilmedbyBike.org, a turnkey way to bring bike fun to your local town. FilmedbyBike gives cyclits a reason to gather, have fun and be used for community building and fundraising.
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We taste Burnside Bourbon Oregon Oaked. We have a special guest that rode from Spokane, WA to Missoula, MT to be on the show! We talk about what to keep in your survival kit and the ups and downs of being a bicycling parent.
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Gravel cycling is growing and gravel events are creating positive benefits to small rural areas. We interview Rebecca Rusch about why she started a gravel event, how it was initially received by the community and the many positive impacts it has brought to her home town of Ketchum, ID. Speaking of community, this episode is proudly supported by FilmedbyBike.org, a turnkey way to bring bike fun to your local town. FilmedbyBike gives cyclits a reason to gather, have fune and be used for community building and fundraising.
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