
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 | 572 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

This week, Ashley Quinlan drops in with host Jack Luke to talk over the biggest stories in cycling.
They discuss the return of Vitus, Nukeproof and dhb following the folding of the Wiggle/CRC group, and then move onto the hottest bike launch of the ... more
In this month’s BikeRadar Tech Q&A, we tackle your tech questions as sent to podcast@bikeradar.com
In this episode, we cover the quiet death of the 27.5in eMTB, aero endurance bikes that don’t weigh a ton, the best ebike motor system, whether it’s wo... more
This week, Jack Luke is joined by Simon von Bromley to unpack the biggest stories in cycling. They start with the surprising news that Strava has dropped its lawsuit against Garmin – just 21 days after it was made public.
The pair then discuss Tom P... more
Indoor training can fast-track your fitness – but the intensity associated with riding indoors can also lead to burnout. In this episode of the podcast, George Scott and Simon von Bromley share five tips to help you find balance in your training plan... more
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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.
Good: UK focus, varied mix of road, gravel and MTB. I would like more about everyday “just ride” stuff, eg getting out on the MTB from your front door rather than driving to a trail park, training and riding for weekend warriors
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Focusing on the world of cycling, this podcast offers engaging discussions about both road and mountain biking, enriched with insights on the latest technologies and trends in the cycling industry. With a mix of expert opinions, personal anecdotes, and audience-driven questions, the hosts cover a range of topics from equipment reviews like road and gravel bikes to important cycling events such as the Tour de France
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Listeners can expect a balance of serious analytical discussions about bike technology, including electronic drivetrains and safety regulations, as well as lighter, casual chats about the culture of cycling and its community. The show's dedication to addressing listener questions and preferences underscores its interactive appr... more
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Recent guests on The BikeRadar Podcast include:
1. Luke Marshall
2. Tom Pidcock
3. Josh Poertner
4. Simon von Bromley
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6. Luke Rowe
7. Tom Marvin
8. Katherine Moore
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