
The Business of Cycling podcast takes you inside the cycling world from the perspective of those that work in the sector. Hear from passionate entrepreneurs and professionals from brands, teams, and bike shops.Read the latest 'The Business of Cycling' BlogSign up for 'The Business of Cycling' Newsletter
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSports | |||

HEXLOX founder Marcus Tonndorf spent years studying design in London and earning an MBA in Berlin, working at Pentagram on brands like Citibank, launching a failed publishing house in Japan, and even getting his illustrations into millions of Kinder ... more
Sam Nichols brings a rare perspective to the cycling industry—he's an outsider who became an insider during the most turbulent period in recent memory. After a decade at Amazon and strategic consulting at Bain, Sam took the CEO role at YT Industries ... more
CEO at Rali Systems and Contributor at VitalMTB, Jeff Brines introduces his "barbell hypothesis". In the conversation we discuss how the cycling market is splitting into two thriving extremes while the middle hollows out. Bikes under $4,000 and premi... more
Claire Deschamps is the CMO of Assos, and she brings a refreshing outsider's perspective to the cycling world. After spending a decade at consumer goods giants like Unilever and Colgate, this French marketing exec—who's called Mexico, Rome, and now S... 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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Engaging discussions center around the cycling industry, focusing on the challenges and opportunities faced by brands, entrepreneurs, and professionals involved in the sector. Episodes cover a range of topics, including marketing strategies, brand positioning, and financial dynamics of cycling businesses. Noteworthy are the insights from industry leaders who share their personal journeys, providing a blend of professional advice and relatable anecdotes about navigating the cycling market. The combination of expert opinions and real-world experiences makes this an appealing choice for listeners interested in both sports and business aspects of cycling.
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Recent guests on The Business of Cycling include:
1. Sam Nichols
2. Jeff Brines
3. Juansi Vivo
4. Fran Millar
5. Derek Bouchard-Hall
6. Raymond Bareuther
7. Cristobal Perez
8. Greg Shapleigh
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