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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSports | |||

In an industry dominated by legacy brands, Quoc Pham took an unconventional path to building Quoc, one of cycling's most distinctive footwear companies. A Vietnamese refugee who arrived in the UK at the age of eight, Quoc traded formulas and maths fo... more
If you have logged onto LinkedIn anytime in the last year, chances are you already know Juansi Vivo. Juansi has become one of the most candid—and provocative—voices in our feed, posting daily critiques that challenge how we do business.
Before he wa... more
Alberto Fonte is an Italian entrepreneur building cycling footwear brand Udog from scratch. After nine years growing Fizik at Selle Royal as brand director, he now faces the ultimate challenge: competing against industry giants without corporate reso... more
Over the past 15 years, Rapha has fundamentally shaped the look and feel of modern cycling, essentially upending the entire apparel industry.
Fran stepped in just over a year ago to lead the company through its next chapter, navigating the challengi... more
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I have enjoyed listening. Only issue I have is how you talk over the guests at times. It is frustrating to hear.
Content is very interesting but if I was your guest on episode 1 I would have cancelled the call. 4 stars because I appreciate the content relevant to the sector.
Again in the Wiggle episode. Let your guest finish their sentences/points.
Content is very interesting but if I was your guest on episode 1 I would have cancelled the call. 4 stars because I appreciate the content relevant to the sector.
concise and on point - like
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Content centers around the cycling industry, highlighting insights from various professionals, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders. The discussions often cover topics such as marketing strategies, product development, and the evolving landscape of cycling media. Guests share unique journeys, addressing challenges and innovations while emphasizing the importance of community engagement and customer relationships in the cycling business. Noteworthy is the focus on personal stories, showcasing the intertwining of passion for cycling with professional endeavors, providing a relatable and informative experience for listeners interested in cycling from a business perspective.
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Recent guests on The Business of Cycling include:
1. Juansi Vivo
2. Fran Millar
3. Derek Bouchard-Hall
4. Raymond Bareuther
5. Cristobal Perez
6. Greg Shapleigh
7. Stefan Reisinger
8. Wade Wallace
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