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World Championships
Mountain Biking
Emilly Johnston
Catherine Penderel
Gravel Racing
Cyclocross Nationals
Tour De France
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Scott-Sram MTB Racing
Cumberland
Bicycle Engineering
Kigali
Vancouver Island
Pan American Cross-Country Championships
Mara Roldan
Unbound XL
Quebec
Olympics

Cycling stories from across Canada and around the world. We talk to pros who ride on the road and the trails. We also talk about gear, riding and training. It's bikes, bikes and more bikes, eh.

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Latest Episodes

Meaghan Hackinen has a habit of breaking ultra-distance cycling records. Recently, the Kelowna, B.C., rider set the women’s fastest known time for the iconic Tour Divide route. On this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, Hackinen shares... more

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The big 32-inch wheels are coming. They’ve already rolled through multi-stage mountain bike races, XC World Cups, gravel competitions and DH runs. For some, they provoke eye-rolls as the bike industry pursues yet another standard whether you want it ... more

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July 5, 2026 is a special date. It will mark 40 years since a Canadian, Coquitlam, B.C.’s Alex Stieda, went on an audacious breakaway and secured the yellow jersey. For a brief moment, Stieda led the Tour de France. He was the first Canadian as well ... more

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Sometimes, a gravel champion of multiple nations simply finds himself without a floor pump. A few weeks ago, Benjamin Perry was in need of such a tool at Unbound Gravel, the premier gravel race on the calendar. Perry, who’s based in Gerona, wasn’t ab... more

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Recent Guests

Meaghan Hackinen
Ultra-distance cyclist; Tour Divide record holder
Independent athlete
Episode: How to train for ultra-cycling: Fuelling, gear essentials and building peak durability with Meaghan Hackinen
Geoff Kabush
Mountain bike rider and bike-technology expert
Shimano, Maxxis, Fox, Yeti
Episode: Is bigger actually better? Geoff Kabush and straight talk on the 32-inch wheel hype
Alex Stieda
Legendary Canadian cyclist and first North American male to wear the Tour de France yellow jersey
Former professional cyclist (7-Eleven)
Episode: How a Canadian snagged North America’s first Tour de France yellow jersey 40 years ago
Benjamin Perry
Current Canadian gravel champion and featured interview subject
Canada
Episode: Grit, humour and hustle: Inside elite gravel racing with champion Benjamin Perry
Sidney Swierenga
Vancouver rider on Liv AlUla Jayco Women's Continental Team
Liv AlUla Jayco Women's Continental Team
Episode: Vancouver’s Sidney Swierenga makes her way in the European peloton
Haley Smith
Olympian, PhD student in sports psychology; researcher and cyclist
Independent; Canadian Cycling Magazine interviewee
Episode: The psychology of riding better with Prof. (in the making) Haley Smith
Alex Hutchinson
Science writer and endurance sports researcher
The Shakeout Podcast, Canadian Running Magazine, The Globe and Mail, The New York Times
Episode: How the high-carb craze has changed fuelling, with sport science writer Alex Hutchinson
Nicole Bradbury
Hamilton rider, first-year elite cross-country racer
Cycling Canada / Brevard College (student)
Episode: Nicole Bradbury's surprising World Cup win and what came next
Gord Fraser
Canadian Cycling Hall of Famer, former racer and director
Tag Cycling (current), Canadian Cycling Magazine interviewee
Episode: Did Canadian cycling legend Gord Fraser really win 200 races?

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 60 ratings
  • Canadians in Europe

    Well done! Exciting to listen to interviews with Canadian team members on Winspace. You hear their passion for the sport and see the talent of up and coming Canadians. Keep up the good work!

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    Nonney!
    Canadaa year ago
  • Indispensable podcast for Canadian cycling fans

    Very informative discussions on all things Canadian cycling. The two Matts are a blast!

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    5
    Dan from Newmarket Eagles
    Canada2 years ago
  • It’s Okay

    Good for Canadian content, but compared to other cycling podcasts its a bit amateurish. The host doesn’t have a great voice for radio.

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    3
    Failstone
    Canada5 years ago
  • Excellent Information on Cycling

    Great hosts, enjoyable segments and a wealth of knowledge. It's great for anyone from anywhere but goes next level if you're a Canadian. Peter Glass is an awesome resource they regularly have on and the regular hosts are amazing.

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    5
    Ohly smokes
    Canada7 years ago
  • Yessssir

    Finalement un podcast pour nous autres!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    la belle pro
    Canada8 years ago

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Some listeners find the production/execution a bit rough compared to larger podcasts, but content remains strong.
Positive especially about coverage of women's cycling and grassroots racing.
Listeners appreciate deep dives into Canadian cycling and race stories.
Guests are relevant and discussions feel authentic to the cycling community.
The show is a solid resource for Canadian cycling history and current events.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Is bigger actually better? Geoff Kabush and straight talk on the 32-inch wheel hype
Q: Do you think 32-inch wheels will be quickly adopted across disciplines like XC and downhill?
Packaging and rider height will be key constraints, but there are clear advantages in climbing traction and rolling efficiency, so adoption could accelerate as manufacturers optimize geometry and forks for the new size.
Is bigger actually better? Geoff Kabush and straight talk on the 32-inch wheel hype
Q: What were your first impressions of the 32-inch wheels when you rode them for the first time?
The initial session was challenging due to many variables changing at once, but I adapted quickly and found the wheels felt surprisingly normal after a short adjustment period, with some caveats around weight and front-end feel.
How a Canadian snagged North America’s first Tour de France yellow jersey 40 years ago
Q: What was it like when you realized you actually wore the yellow jersey after the finish?
I was exhausted and didn't fully grasp the moment at first; the director pulled me up and celebrated, while commentators noted the historic achievement, and I soon understood I had become the first North American to wear the yellow jersey.
How a Canadian snagged North America’s first Tour de France yellow jersey 40 years ago
Q: What was your approach during the break to prevent being swept up by the peloton?
I stayed in the break by driving a harsh tempo at key moments, then allowing others to attack and letting them pull each other back, while I rode at the front to keep the pace and avoid being caught, gradually extending the gap.
How a Canadian snagged North America’s first Tour de France yellow jersey 40 years ago
Q: How did you first decide to pursue the audacious plan to attack the time bonuses on stage 1A?
I realized I could gain time by targeting the five intermediate bonuses, and since I was only 12 seconds down after the prologue, I figured a well-timed break could leapfrog me ahead on GC if I stayed in front and kept the pace.

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What is Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A cycling-focused show that centers on Canadian riders and the wider endurance and gravel scene, mixing in-depth interviews with racers, behind-the-scenes looks at race culture, and practical gear and nutrition insights. Episodes commonly explore race strategy, career pathways, training psychology, equipment choices, and the evolving landscape of Canadian cycling from road to gravel to mountain biking. Notable twists include candid career retrospectives, first-person accounts of landmark races, and a steady stream of industry context from teams, sponsors, and events. The tone blends storytelling with practical takeaways, making it useful for aspiring riders, industry professionals, and fans who want deeper context on the sport and its commu... more

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