Susie Marcks from Strider Bikes talks about the company’s products, events, and philanthropy. Mass Bike’s Richar Fries and I discuss what’s NOT happening with law enforcement when a cyclist is hit and killed. And, it’s a preview of the 2018 North American Handmade Bike Show with the show’s director, Don Walker.
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Dr. Tod Olin talks about the scary and controllable condition, exercise induced laryngeal obstruction that occurs in some athletes training and racing at high intensity. Bobby Sweeting from Alto Cycling gives us a rundown on his carbon fiber wheels and the technology behind them. Shawn Spencer, event chair for the 4th Annual US Open Fat Bike Beach Shampionships – yep, there is such a thing!
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Chris Coursey, Mayor of Santa Rose California talks about his city, the fires that destroyed so many lives and so much property, and the hopeful future he sees as the rebuilding begins. Then, 25-year old Coryn Rivera and I talk about her career, women’s racing, and how she sees cycling today. Finally ,Sylvan Adams, the force behind Israel’s entry into cycling, and I talk about the Israeli Pro team, the upcoming Giro D’Italia, and many more cycling subjects.
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Ben Serotta is back! And, we learn about his new serottadesignstudio.com Then, author and avid cyclist Max Leonard talks about his new book Higher Calling
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Peter Williams from the Canadian Tour Company Eastwind Cycles talks about touring Canada and Cuba. Steve DelMonte introduces the Philadelphia All Women’s Spring Triathlon. And, an extended chat with frame builder Sean Walling from Soulcraft.
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Off to New Zealand to speak with Evelin Bourne about her life there and how a bicycle tour changed the course of her life. Then, Dan Wuori and I wrap up the 2017 cycling season.
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Rails-to-Trails’ Keith Laughlin on the organization’s 2017 successes and the 2018 goals. Award winning author David Coventry tells us the thinking behind his debut novel The Invisible Mile. And, the encore presentation of Maynard Hershon’s “Nice Wheels”
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Leah Missbach Day from World Bicycle Relief talks about the work her organization does. IMBA’s Aimee Ross tells us about the Dig In Campaign. Patrick Brady joins me to fill us in on how cyclists are faring in California and some of the amazing people who are helping get lives back on track.
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Cycligtips.com news editor Shane Stokes talks about the off-continent start of the 2018 Giro D’Italia. Executive Director of the East Coast Greenway, Dennis Markatos-Soriano discusses the 3000 mile river relay and the future of the Greenway. Courtney Laggner tells us all about Darn Tough Socks, this week’s gift idea.
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Professor Nelson Repenning talks about bicycling, the economy, and “how business works”. Master mechanic Merlyn Townley on bicycle’s importan technical folks. Parkinson’s “person”, author, and cyclist, Doug Bahniuk discusses his new book.
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