
BikeRadar delve into the world of road and mountain biking to bring you the best tech content in cycling. Join the team for their weekly episodes and occasional bonus episodes.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 588 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In this week's episode of the BikeRadar Podcast, Jack and Simon kick things off with the launch of the new Cannondale CAAD14, where they discuss the welcome return to a more traditional aluminium frame design, and the eye-watering £7,500 / $7,499 / €... more
With the first confirmed sighting of a next-generation Shimano Dura-Ace product in the wild, Jack and Simon look ahead at everything we know about R9300 – and what the pair want to see from the Japanese giant’s top-tier road bike groupset.
They then... more
In this week’s episode of the BikeRadar podcast, Jack Luke is joined by Simon von Bromley to discuss Continental’s new Terra Competition all-road tyre.
Only available in relatively narrow widths – by modern gravel standards – could it be that Contin... more
In this week’s episode of the BikeRadar Podcast, Simon von Bromley laments Cannondale’s decision to update the SuperSix EVO, rather than the SystemSix – a bike that’s close to his heart.
As ever, Simon is joined by faithful companion, Jack Luke, wit... more
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As an avid and predominantly MTB cyclist, I’ve been starting to gradually lose interest in BR podcasts the past 18 months. Sadly it now seems I have to skip through too much or trail back months to find any MTB related content. Can anyone suggest a more balanced podcast out there?
I truly love this podcast and listen to every one, but the quality of the audio has gone downhill. More often than not, there is at least one presenter whose audio is much higher or lower than the other’s, making it unbearable to listen to in the car without constantly having to raise and lowering the volume. Please, please fix this so I can keep listening to all of the great discussions, breaking news and talented presenters! You guys are the best!!!
Have the hosts given up on proper micing and levels? Echo echo echo and jarring volume shifts to/from ad breaks. Shape up!
Always learn something new from the podcast & the commentators are entertaining.
This podcast is great for listening to after a busy day and really makes you feel a stone throw away from the trail.
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Focusing on both road and mountain biking, this podcast features in-depth discussions on the latest trends, technologies, and gear in the cycling world. Episodes typically include product reviews, expert interviews, and engaging conversations about biking culture, catering to a wide audience of cycling enthusiasts. Notable features include analysis of new bicycle models, community-driven insights, and technology advancements, along with a mix of personal stories that resonate with avid cyclists.
What sets this podcast apart is its blend of technical analysis and approachable commentary, making it suitable for both hardcore cyclists seeking detailed information and casual listeners looking to stay informed about the biking industry. The hos... more
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Recent guests on The BikeRadar Podcast include:
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2. Luke Marshall
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7. Luke Rowe
8. Tom Marvin
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