The Paceline Cycling Podcast

The Cycling Independent
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Oct 28, 2021 • 60min

Paceline Podcast 262

John has been doing what we’d refer to as gravel rides since before he had a gravel bike and while he enjoys increased specialization, he thinks we don’t always appreciate just how versatile less discipline-specific bikes really are. Patrick talks to industry vet Rick Vosper about how the Dutch conglomerate Pon just purchased Dorel, one […]
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Oct 21, 2021 • 45min

Paceline Podcast 261

This week John elects to take the road less traveled and concludes he’s better for it. Patrick, on the other hand, has chosen to take a break from his riding in an effort to get a reboot. Show links: American Classic Video: Chris Akrigg—In the Rough
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Oct 14, 2021 • 50min

Paceline Podcast 260

With the arrival of fall John says the change of seasons increasingly truncates his day. To prevent the his abbreviated days from cutting into his winter riding, which will involve many hours in the dark, John says he’s instituting the practices now that will carry him through the winter. Patrick looks at trail work and […]
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Oct 7, 2021 • 51min

Paceline Podcast 259

John is just back from doing a very hard thing. A thing that was harder than he expected. We learn things about ourselves on these occasions, and he learned a thing or two. Back from Memphis, Patrick confesses that he failed in packing for his trip. Maybe he can save you some trouble before your […]
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Sep 30, 2021 • 53min

Paceline Podcast 258

Our not-quite-man cyclist, Robot, will be running an ultra this coming weekend. He says that there are some remarkable parallels between endurance sports and suggests we are likely to agree. Padraig takes on a listener question about his new TCI series, The Angle. It’s a fair question: Why should anyone care about bike geometry?   […]
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Sep 23, 2021 • 55min

Paceline Podcast 257

We can laugh at ourselves, yes? Robot takes aim at cycling costumes, our seriousness, ridiculousness and functionality all being poked, prodded and panned. And maybe justified, too. This week Padraig takes on helmet mirrors. Are they a good idea? What does brain science have to say about them? He digs into that and discusses what […]
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Sep 15, 2021 • 58min

Paceline Podcast 256

This week John takes a look at a watershed event in Shimano’s history. They have discontinued mechanically operated drivetrains on their Dura-Ace and Ultegra groups. The new versions of these groups we should see before the end of the year will be electronic-only. One of the biggest retailers in the country recently announced their sale […]
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Sep 9, 2021 • 50min

Paceline Podcast 255

John is just back from vacation in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. He went glamping with the fam and says it was better than staying in a hotel. Patrick takes on a listener question about strategies to fit more training time in preparation for some long gravel events that he hopes take place next year. Show […]
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Aug 26, 2021 • 51min

Paceline Podcast 254

Just what is humidity? For a cyclist, relative humidity can make the difference between a lovely day on the bike and a session of abject suffering. But what does that number really mean and how should we interpret it. Our man Robot goes full nerd. It wasn’t too long ago that most roadies were decrying […]
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Aug 19, 2021 • 1h 14min

Paceline Tandem: Phil Cavell

In this episode of the Paceline Tandem, we speak with Phil Cavell, author of The MidLife Cyclist, a book that shows the way forward for middle-aged riders (and athletes). Cavell is co-director of Cyclefit, an internationally known fit studio in Central London. With co-founder Julian Wall, Cavell has fit Pro Tour riders, Olympians and legions […]

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