Bikes & Big Ideas
BLISTERBikes & Big Ideas is the weekly podcast from BLISTER that's dedicated to bringing you the most interesting conversations, news, and developments in the bike world.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & Fitness | |||
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How many times have you attempted a trick or a move in a row before finally getting it? It’s probably a lot fewer than 400. Today, Danny MacAskill breaks down the trick that taught him how to persevere and overcome the impossible.
Danny’s Inspired B... more
David Golay shares why he hasn’t jived with any of the eMTBs he’s ridden so far, and if the new light-assist bikes from Orbea and Norco he’s been spending time on might have a chance of changing his mind. Simon, on the other hand, is a big fan of eMT... more
Today, Mike and Simon discuss the invasion of Minneapolis, the killing of fellow cyclist Alex Pretti by ICE, and how the cycling community united in solidarity worldwide.
They also talk about some bike industry news, like Revel Bikes relocating, an... more
Frameworks has just added Aaron Gwin — the most successful American DH racer of the modern era — to an already-stacked lineup of Asa Vermette and Anna Newkirk, launched updated versions of their Enduro and DH bikes, and more. So we brought Neko Mulal... more
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- Good but not great...
The topics are wide ranging & relevant, but David Golay has no business hosting or interviewing. His pause every 5-7 words is madness, and guests / listeners think he stopped talking. Worse his constant intros & use of "well, uh, well" and "I guess we'll see" is audio fingernails on the chalkboard. Dude is unlistenable
Apple Podcasts2wet desert
United Statesa month ago - Good but not great...
After 20+ pods I can say the topics are wide ranging & relevant, but David Golays habit of pausing every 3-5 words is maddening and he says "well, and
- uh... well, uh... I guess we'll see" so much it's unbearable. It breaks up conversation and alters what guests are saying because they think he has stopped talking… fix this & it's very good pod.
Apple Podcasts2wet desertUnited States7 months ago Although there have been some interesting guest interviews, this pod is turning into "motor bikes & big batteries" so it's time for me to move on. If you want to shred trails at high speed on motor bikes you might like it.
Podcast Addict37 months agopedalpower- Good but not great...
After 20+ pods I can say the topics are wide ranging & relevant, but David Golays habit of pausing every 3-5 words is maddening and he says "well, uh... well, uh... I guess we'll see" so much it's nearly unbearable. It breaks up conversation and alters what guests are saying because they think he has stopped talking… fix this & it's very good pod.
Apple Podcasts3wet desertUnited States9 months ago - Very Good and...
After 10-15 pods I can say the topics here are wide ranging & relevant, well done. David's habit of pausing every 3/5/10 words is maddening however. That's a petty topic but delivery matters. It breaks up the flow of conversation and even alters what guests are saying because they think he has stopped talking… fix this & it's 5-star pod.
Apple Podcasts3wet desertUnited Statesa year ago
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A weekly exploration of the most captivating ideas and conversations in the cycling community, with a focus on both the technical and cultural aspects of biking. The discussions range from in-depth product reviews of bikes and gear to debates on the future of major biking events and innovations within the industry. Notable themes include the evolution of mountain biking technology, the significance of community in cycling, and the dynamics between established brands and emerging companies. This podcast not only appeals to avid cyclists looking for insights into gear and technology but also engages listeners interested in the broader cultural narratives and stories shaped by the biking world.
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Bikes & Big Ideas launched 7 years ago and published 316 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bikes & Big Ideas include:
1. Hayden Zablotny
2. Vali Höll
3. Pascal Tinner
4. Aaron Bland
5. Henry Lanman
6. Stefan Klein
7. Elliot Tanner
8. Erik Olson
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