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Emilly Johnston
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Cyclocross
Cumberland
Scott-Sram MTB Racing
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Vancouver Island
Pan American Cross-Country Championships
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Mara Roldan
Unbound XL
Women In Sports
Mathias Guillemette
Milan-San-Remo
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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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In February, Luke Valenti won two races in Spain. He took the general classification of the three-stage Memorial Manuel Sanroma Valencia. A week later, he won the one-day Circuito del Guadiana, putting him in the lead of the under-23 Spanish Cup. The... more

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Why is it a good idea to sleep in a pit toilet in Alaska?

In this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, world-record holder Ashleigh Myles explains the benefits of such grungy accommodation and other facets of pedalling from the top of t... more

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In 2012, at the “old” age of 21, Montrealer Jamie Piccoli decided to pursue a career in pro road cycling. In his new book, Tell Me I Can’t, Piccoli chronicles that moment and his struggles to make it. The work is not only a story of a young athlete f... more

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The Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is back with two feature interviews. At the start of 2025, both Derek Gee-West and Michael Woods were teammates on Israel-Premier Tech. But by the end of August, Gee-West wasn’t riding because of a contract dispu... more

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Recent Guests

Ashleigh Myles
Ultra-endurance and long-distance cyclist; Haligonian; organizer of Tip to Tip and Locomotion 600
Halifax, Nova Scotia; Tip to Tip; Locomotion 600
Episode: Setting an ultra-cycling world record, from Alaska to Argentina, with Ashleigh Myles
James Piccoli
Former pro road rider; author of Tell Me I Can't
Professional cyclist (former); author
Episode: You can’t get into pro road cycling anymore like James Piccoli did
Derek Gee-West
Professional cyclist, recently signed with Lidl-Trek
Lidl-Trek
Episode: Derek Gee-West and Michael Woods double bill: Former teammates look toward new beginnings in 2026
Magdeleine Vallières Mill
World champion cyclist and first Canadian to win an elite road world championship.
Episode: World champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill goes in-depth on her life-changing win
Maghalie Rochette
Cyclocross superstar, author of 'Fever: Stories and Learnings from a Career in Cyclocross'
Episode: Maghalie Rochette blasts into the cyclocross season with new book and tour
Ross Rushin
Works in mountain bike marketing for Trek Bikes.
Trek Bikes
Episode: A deep dive into Trek’s new, versatile Fuel platform
Dylan Howes
Senior engineer in the mountain bike group at Trek.
Trek Bikes
Episode: A deep dive into Trek’s new, versatile Fuel platform
Taylor Cook
Marketing manager for Canada at Trek.
Trek Bikes
Episode: A deep dive into Trek’s new, versatile Fuel platform
Nick Murdick
Mountain bike product manager for Shimano North America
Shimano North America
Episode: Digging into the debates that shaped Shimano’s wireless XTR groupset

Hosts

Matthew Piorro
Host of the cycling discussions, often focusing on Canadian stories and experiences.
Matt Hanson
Co-host and contributor with insights on cycling news and gear.
Jake Williams
Co-host and feature writer, often bringing a narrative approach to discussions.

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!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Nonney!
    Canadaa year ago
  • Indispensable podcast for Canadian cycling fans

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

    Apple Podcasts
    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ohly smokes
    Canada6 years ago
  • Yessssir

    Finalement un podcast pour nous autres!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    la belle pro
    Canada7 years ago

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Some reviews indicate that while the content is compelling, there are moments where the presentation could be improved for a more polished experience.
The podcast offers exciting insights into the Canadian cycling scene, showcasing the passion of riders and the depth of talent among emerging athletes.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of discussions, especially how they relate to Canadian cycling events and culture.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

You can’t get into pro road cycling anymore like James Piccoli did
Q: Today, what is your relationship with cycling, and how does that differ from your pro days?
Piccoli discusses continuing to ride while enjoying freedom from the constant pressure of competition, highlighting a shift to family life and a financial-professional career while staying connected to the sport.
You can’t get into pro road cycling anymore like James Piccoli did
Q: What audience did you have in mind when writing, and why include explanations of elements like the yellow jersey or the bio passport?
The author sought to reach both newcomers and seasoned readers, using accessible explanations to bring readers into the sport's inner workings while still appealing to long-time fans.
You can’t get into pro road cycling anymore like James Piccoli did
Q: I did read the excerpt that you can find in the members-only section. How did this book come about? When did you decide to write it?
Piccoli explains that his non-typical path into cycling and the idea of defiance against doubters sparked the book, aiming to inspire both young readers and broader audiences with behind-the-scenes cycling realities.
World champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill goes in-depth on her life-changing win
Q: What will you target for your next racing season?
Vallières Mill aims to race aggressively and go for the win more often, stating she is ready for that step.
World champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill goes in-depth on her life-changing win
Q: What was it like rewatching the race?
She felt emotional as she still finds it hard to believe she won and described it as like a dream that came true.

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