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The Paceline Cycling Podcast

The Cycling Independent
Cycling
Mountain Biking
New Zealand
Rotorua
Bike Fees
Travel With Bikes
Shimano
Cardiovascular Fitness
Taupo
Cultural Differences
Orucase
Tour De France
Dropper Posts
Independent Bike Shops
Gravel Bikes
Technical Single Track Riding
Continuous Lactate Monitoring
Bicycle Retailer and Industry News
Sustainability In Cycling Gear
Toe Overlap

The Paceline is a cycling podcast aimed at roadies, mountain bikers, commuters, cyclocross enthusiasts, those who grind gravel—indeed anyone who claims cycling for their own. The bicycle is more than a thing, it’s an issue. The Paceline also discusses the bike’s place in society. The hosts love bike gear so expect some banter about what works and what does not on the road and trail. The podcast on... more

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Latest Episodes

The bike industry’s annual family reunion, better known as the Sea Otter Classic happens this week at Laguna Seca Raceway near Monterey, Calif. We’re posting a day early because Lori and Patrick will be on their feet all day, but before that, they ta... more

This week Lori and Patrick welcome guest Paul Tolmé, the media relations director for Cascade Bicycle Club. With roughly 10,000 paying members, Cascade is one of the largest, if not the largest bicycle clubs in the country. We dig into their history,... more

This week, Lori and Patrick talk with Joel Sehloff, the West Coast head of OE sales for Factor Bicycles. He tells the story of his path through the bike industry, beginning with shop grom in Wisconsin, his time at Rotor USA, where he met Lori and on ... more

This week Lori and Patrick talk to pro gravel rider Whitney Allison of Bike Sports in Fort Collins, Colo. Following an impressive career as a pro on the road, Whitney and her husband, Josh, opened Bike Sports, an operation that puts on the FoCo—the F... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Tolmé
Media relations director for Cascade Bicycle Club
Cascade Bicycle Club
Episode: Paceline Podcast 461
Joel Sehloff
Sales Manager, Factor Bicycles
Factor Bicycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 460
Whitney Allison
Entrepreneur in the bicycle space, founder of Bike Sports in Fort Collins
Bike Sports / Fort Collins
Episode: Paceline Podcast 459
Taj Mihelich
Former world champion in BMX, founder of Fairdale Bikes, author/illustrator
Fairdale Bikes, The Cycling Independent (guest)
Episode: Paceline Podcast 456
Dave Wenger
Coach and fitter, former national crit champion, and a competitive cyclist.
Durata Training
Episode: Paceline Podcast 454
Brad Huff
Former professional cyclist and national champion known for his candid discussions on cycling and personal growth.
Episode: Revolting 217
Ingmar Jungnickel
Founder and chief operational innovator at AiRO specializing in aerodynamics testing using computational fluid dynamics.
AiRO
Episode: Paceline Podcast 450
Kevin Tisue
Head of Engineering and Design at Pivot Bicycles, involved in bicycle design since the company's inception in 2007.
Pivot Bicycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 448
Bob Radke
Trail builder known for creating significant mountain bike trails in Utah.
Creative Trails
Episode: Paceline Podcast 443

Hosts

Patrick Brady
Co-host; engaged in sharing personal cycling experiences and industry insights, often highlighting the community aspect of cycling.
Lori Barrett
Co-host; provides unique insights and personal experiences, focusing on the emotional and social dimensions of cycling.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 364 ratings
  • Interesting topics & good hosts

    New to the podcast but really enjoy the combination of guests & meaty cycling topics. New co-host Lori provides a great perspective.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JJ84055
    United States3 months ago
  • New woman is irritating and interrupts too much

    Tell the new woman to take a breath and stop constantly interrupting. I had to stop listening to the allied interview because of her constant interrupting

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    miyataguy
    United States7 months ago
  • Not Good Anymore

    The co-hosts on this show have largely ruined it. I’d love to hear Patrick do the show alone, with some structured interviews with industry folks etc. Until that day, this one has become a hard pass.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ChargingDC
    United States7 months ago
  • Well worth the listen

    They cover a variety of cycling topics and the most important aspect of cycling, what makes you happy to ride and give advice to enhance your cycling experience.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TubelessSchwinn
    United States2 years ago
  • Wonderful

    Funny informative and well-spoken

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bricycle1
    United States2 years ago

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There are mixed feelings about recent changes in co-hosting, with some preferring past formats.
Listeners appreciate the variety of topics and the engaging dynamic between the hosts.
The humor and friendliness of the hosts are frequently mentioned as key positives.
Listeners value the focus on community-building and personal connections within the cycling world.
Some reviews express disappointment with the perceived decline in cycling-focused content.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Paceline Podcast 459
Q: I'm curious, so you made this transition from racing on the road to racing gravel. What pulled you in that direction?
The decline in opportunities on the road pushed Whitney to explore gravel as a new frontier, and the gravel scene offered a path for continued racing, sponsorship, and community-building when traditional roads-based teams were fading.
Paceline Podcast 456
Q: What does a brand manager do at Fairdale Bicycles?
A brand manager guides the direction of the brand, shaping marketing, product, and the voice of the brand to tell a cohesive story that connects with customers.
Paceline Podcast 454
Q: What brings someone to your attention as a cyclist?
Consistency and curiosity are key traits that stand out to Dave Wenger.
Revolting 217
Q: What was on your mind when you lined up in 2016?
Brad shares that he approached the event without expectations, feeling healthy and confident, which ultimately led him to victory.
Revolting 217
Q: Can you speak broadly to what your journey has been post-pro cycling?
Brad discusses focusing on ownership of his life, connecting with others, and recognizing the importance of authenticity and community.

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Content centers around cycling culture and personal experiences related to biking, creating a rich tapestry of discussions that engage both casual and serious cyclists. Episodes touch on various themes such as coaching, community dynamics, mental health, and technical innovations in cycling gear. Guest interviews with industry experts and former professional cyclists provide unique perspectives, while hosts share their personal stories and insights, making the topics relatable and insightful for listeners. The dynamic mixing of humor and professionalism sets this cycling-focused podcast apart, making it an engaging platform for passionate cyclists of all kinds whether they are road riders, mountain bikers, or anything in between.

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1. The BikeRadar Podcast
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Recent guests on The Paceline Cycling Podcast include:

1. Paul Tolmé
2. Joel Sehloff
3. Whitney Allison
4. Taj Mihelich
5. Dave Wenger
6. Brad Huff
7. Ingmar Jungnickel
8. Kevin Tisue

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