The Path Less Pedaled Podcast - Contemporary Bicycling Culture

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In this episode of PLPTalks we interview Lael Wilcox! We talk about what she thinks about on long rides, how she prepares for epic events, burning on the bicycle, her GRIT program to get young girls into bikepacking as well as getting a new carbon fiber road bike for her next adventure!

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In this episode of PLPTalks we interview Walter Skrzypek, from Falls Creek Outfitters, the man behind so many of the bicycle patches you see on Instagram. How did he start? Why are bike patches so popular? What are the latest patch trends?

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A blast from the past. When we first set off almost a decade ago we wanted to make audio slide shows. We only made a few. I distinctly remember making this in a cheap motel in far west Texas. We had nothing to eat but a tin of olives and vienna sausages. To channel the hunger, I worked on making videos. This is one of those moments that you experience while traveling and hold on in the back of your mind like a lucky penny for when you need it most.

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In this episode of PLPTalks we interview Walter Skrzypek, from Falls Creek Outfitters, the man behind so many of the bicycle patches you see on Instagram. How did he start? Why are bike patches so popular? What are the latest patch trends?

This episode is made possible by Art of Survival Century Ride: www.survivalcentury.com

Support the #PLPTalks series! http://www.pathlesspedaled.com/subscr...

A blast from the past. When we first set off almost a decade ago we wanted to make audio slide shows. We only made a few. I distinctly remember making this in a cheap motel in far west Texas. We had nothing to eat but a tin of olives and vienna sausages. To channel the hunger, I worked on making videos. This is one of those moments that you experience while traveling and hold on in the back of your mind like a lucky penny for when you need it most.

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In this interview we talk with Jalet and Pat, the owners of Spoke'n Hostel in Mitchell, OR.  Mitchell is a town of 125 people along the ACA TransAm route.  Find out whay they started it, how it has changed the town's perception of cyclists and the delicate balance between bikepacking and rural spaces.

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In this interview we talk with Jalet and Pat, the owners of Spoke'n Hostel in Mitchell, OR.  Mitchell is a town of 125 people along the ACA TransAm route.  Find out whay they started it, how it has changed the town's perception of cyclists and the delicate balance between bikepacking and rural spaces.

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In this interview we talk with Matt, the man behind Crust bikes about what it is like to start a bike company from scratch making unique touring and bikepacking  bikes. We hear about the ups and downs of essentially being a one person bike brand! Support the channel! This podcast is listener supported, find out how at our website: http://www.pathlesspedaled.com/subscribe-monthly/ .

In this interview we talk with Bobby Wintle of District Bicycles in Stillwater, OK. In addition to operating a bike shop with his wife Crystal, they also run the Landrun 100 a popular midwest gravel event. We talk about the growth of midwest gravel, the evolution of gravel events, bikepacking and the need for bike shops to become community partners.

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