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.
Tonight we feature the Cycle Adirondacks Tour with event manager Matt VanSlyke and then head out to Callifornia to speak with Vic Armijo, race director for the WEMBO “24 Hours of Weaverville” – 24 Hour World Solo Mountain Bike Championships.
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The Indiana University Little 500 is coming up and we talk with race director Jordan Bailey. Along with Jordan, Tom Miller talks about the new companion movie “One Day in April” which will screen the evening of the women’s race on April 24th. Then it’s off to Richmond, Virginia to catch up with UCI World Road Race chief operating officer Tim Miller about the preparations to bring hundreds of thousands of people, media, and world class racing to the U.S.
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This week, it’s two wonderful interviews with two great cycling legends. Kent Eriksen was the force behind Moots and now, at Eriksen Cycles, designs and builds his award winning titanium frames. Then, I have a great conversation with Ned Overend about his early childhood, his racing and riding careers, and his take on racing and training.
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Diane has a lovely conversation with Master frame builder Dario Pegoretti; Strong Towns transportation expert Chuck Marohn talks about how our transportation system is outdated and what we can do about it.
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Academy award winner Torill Kove talks about her animated short film “Me and My Mouton”; Elizabeth Murphy of the League of American Bicyclists fills us in on the National Bike Summit.
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Chris Connor talks about Connor Wood Bicycles and his Louisville Slugger machine; author, coach, elite rider, and down-to-earth woman Selene Yeager talks about her struggles with an eating disorder and her way back from the brink.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 59:34 — 27.3MB)
We’re offering up two great interviews this week – first with framebuilder and mountain bike pioneer Steve Potts and then the owner and founder of Revolutions in Fitness and professional bike fitter Curtis Cramblett. Get your ears on!
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Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer talks with us about bourbon, cycling, and NAHBS. Rody Walter from Groovy Cycleworks explains his unique perspective on the custom bike business as well as business in general.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 59:25 — 27.2MB)
Team Velo-Femme-Litzler talks about their new team; Leigh Donovan tells us about her women’s clinics at the Ray’s Mountain Bike Park here in NE Ohio and those coming up in March and throughout the summer.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 58:49 — 26.9MB)
Shannon Galpin tells us that The Afghan Women’s Cycling team loses sponsorship because of fear of retribution; Dr. Paul Dimeo explains doping in sport – especially cycling; Joe Friel tell us how to be FAST and fit after 50
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