The Outspoken Cyclist is one of the longest running and most popular bicycling podcasts in the industry. Topics range from advocacy and legislation to competition, books reviews, and—well, just about any topic that relates to the bicycle.
French Fender Day Part II with four more guests and a conversation about the event with Brian. Then, we speak with Philly Bike Expo owner and director Bina Bilenky about this year’s show coming up November 2nd and 3rd.
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Diane recorded short interviews with guests from Peter Weigel’s French Fender Day… the first of them are for your listening pleasure this week
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Journalist Marc Peruzzi and cyclists riding dirt. Climate scientist Dr. Maria Caffrey. Barcelona’s urban ecology director Salvado Rueda.
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Ed Benjamin, Senior Managing Director of eCycleElectric Consultants and Chairman of Light Electric Vehicle Association, a trade group for the industry, joins me for an in-depth conversation about eBikes. Tucker Schwinn and I talk about bicycle polo!
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Bicycle Retailer’s Steve Frothingham joins me to talk about the effect the tariffs are having on the bicycle industry. City planner Jeff Speck explains his book, Walkable City Rules, and all the reasons why walking and biking need to “share the road”!
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Author Daniel De Vise tells us about the Congressional Gold Medal that is threading through Congress for Greg LeMond. Professor Ben Brewer explains his frame builders’ survey. “Urbanist” Gabe Klein talks about… well, lots of great things!
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Debra Bogaards talks about her Equinox spin-club; Sue Prant from Community Cycles in Boulder; Kevin Wren from Wren Cycles
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On the 9th anniversary of the show, it’s Chris Carmichael from CTS in Colorado talking about regaining confidence after a crash; The Department of the Interior announces that eBikes are welcome; and Tim O’Mara from Bearings Bike Shop in Atlanta shares his incredible story of helping kids.
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Lynn Salvo – two-time Guiness World Record Holder for her cross country rides in the U.S. & Canada is setting new goals and reaching for new records. Jamie Whitmore, the most successful female Xterra athlete in history, now race and wins as a para-cyclist.
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Jessica Chicinno with IIHS talks about a new study on bike lanes and their safety. Seattle Times reporter Heidi Groover explains why a bike lane that was already planned approved never happened. Mikael Colville-Andersen and Diane chat up a storm about his brand of “urbansim” and how cities are adopting it.
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