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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
Gravel Bikes
Independent Bike Shops
Technical Single Track Riding
Continuous Lactate Monitoring
Sustainability In Cycling Gear
Bicycle Retailer and Industry News
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

With the news that Customs and Border Patrol is seizing bikes entering the U.S. made at Giant Bicycles’ Taiwan factory, Patrick and Lori discuss the situation, the ramifications, who is affected and plenty more. It’s a conversation that skips easy an... more

This week Patrick and Lori examine how they’ve used bike rides to help make decisions. Both big and small, the bike has figured as a way to figure things out. Show links:Spurcycle BellCaramel Chocolate Chip Clif Bar

We could probably call this the full-disclosure show with all the revelations by our hosts this week. Patrick discusses his recent trip to Idaho for lift-served mountain biking at ski resorts. Show links:Shimano SLX 4-Piston Brake CalipersPivot Shado... more

This week we run the rest of Lori’s interviews from the MADE Show. In this episode we feature interviews with Aaron Barchek of Mosaic Cycles, Bud Reeder at Moots, Dave Lieberman of Liebo Cycles, Dave Thomas of Industry Nine, Josh Ross at Velo and Jas... more

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Recent Guests

Aaron Barchek
Founder of Mosaic Cycles, showcasing a new road bike at the MADE Show.
Mosaic Cycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 430
Bud Reeder
Marketing representative of Moots, discussing new bike offerings.
Moots
Episode: Paceline Podcast 430
Jason Losey
General Manager of Challenge Tires, discussing handmade tire quality.
Challenge Tires
Episode: Paceline Podcast 430
Benedict (Ron)
Founder of Ron's Bikes, discussing the new AlluMax gravel bike.
Ron's Bikes
Episode: Paceline Podcast 430
Sean Walling
Known for his high-quality hubs and parts for bicycles
White Industries
Episode: Paceline Podcast 429
Trent McClelland
Design engineer at TRP, focused on innovative braking systems
TRP
Episode: Paceline Podcast 429
Miles Schwartz
Founder of Mullet Cycles, merges different wheel sizes in custom bikes
Mullet Cycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 429
Mike DeSalvo
Renowned frame maker specializing in custom steel and titanium bicycles
DeSalvo Custom Cycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 429
Aaron Bland
Founder and lead engineer of Madrone Cycles
Madrone Cycles
Episode: Paceline Podcast 429

Hosts

Patrick Brady
Co-host and a knowledgeable figure in the cycling space, known for engaging discussions and personal anecdotes related to cycling culture and gear.
Lori Barrett
Co-host who brings a fresh perspective to the podcast, transitioning from a background in the bike industry to engaging discussions about cycling and personal stories.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 360 ratings
  • 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 States18 days 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 Statesa year ago
  • Wonderful

    Funny informative and well-spoken

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bricycle1
    United Statesa year ago
  • For roadies just move along

    Stuck around for too long now.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    JimV 1
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent

    Excellent, and I never thought I’d listen to a cycling podcast. I came to this via Revolting, via allhailtheblackmarket. These guys make an interesting show, I like the way they think. I have started going back and listening to old episodes.

    This podcast is so good, it makes up for the terribly bland and mundane intro music. Seriously, given Robot’s taste in music the intro music must be a joke, and if it is…it’s a good joke! Keep up the good work fellas.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eb was taken
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Some feedback suggests a desire for more structured discussions and a focus on cycling topics as opposed to general discussions.
There is a noticeable divide between long-time fans and newer listeners regarding show direction and focus.
Engaging discussions about various aspects of cycling, enriching both technical and cultural insights.
Listeners appreciate the hosts' personal anecdotes and relatability, making the content feel accessible.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Paceline Podcast 404
Q: Your willingness to ride in lousy conditions informs your sense of your ability to love?
The guest shares a personal experience that time is limited, emphasizing that understanding this leads to a greater appreciation for doing what they love and spending time with loved ones.
Paceline Tandem: Scott Holz of Specialized
Q: What do we want to solve today?
Identifying the rider's goals and challenges in bike fitting.
Paceline Tandem: Allen Lim of Skratch Labs
Q: What makes this particular dextrin different from other dextrins?
The highly branched cyclic dextrin is unique due to its size and structure, allowing slow digestion while remaining highly soluble.
Paceline Tandem: Matt Fritzinger of the Blue-Tailed Skinks
Q: At what point did you step away from your involvement?
2012 was the last year I was involved, transitioning to an advisory role as Austin McInerney took over.
Paceline Tandem: Going DEEPER than Bike Fit with Phil Cavell
Q: How conscious were you of yourself as a character in the book?
Phil chose to include his personal struggles and experiences in the book to relate more deeply with readers.

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Focused on the cycling community, this podcast covers a broad spectrum of topics relevant to enthusiasts of all levels—from road cycling and mountain biking to gravel grinding and beyond. The hosts engage in lively discussions about cycling culture, share personal anecdotes, and highlight the importance of the bicycle in society. Listeners can expect insights into cycling gear, safety discussions, and reflections on related community issues, all delivered with a mix of technical knowledge and personal storytelling. The informal tone and camaraderie between the hosts create a relatable atmosphere for listeners of varying experience levels, making it an engaging choice for anyone passionate about cycling.

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Recent guests on The Paceline Cycling Podcast include:

1. Aaron Barchek
2. Bud Reeder
3. Jason Losey
4. Benedict (Ron)
5. Sean Walling
6. Trent McClelland
7. Miles Schwartz
8. Mike DeSalvo

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