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The Pedalshift Project: Bicycle Travel Adventures

Tim Mooney
Bicycle Touring
Oregon Coast
Bike Touring
Bicycle Travel
Camping
Cycling
Lake Ontario
Florida
E-Bike
Seattle
Brompton
Adventure Cycling Association
C&O Towpath
Stealth Camping
C&O Canal
Great Allegheny Passage
North Dakota
Bikepacking
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Florida Coast

The Pedalshift Project is a series of conversations, thoughts, and experiments on bicycle adventures. It's the companion show to Pedalshift.net, bringing stories from the road, interviews from fellow bike tourists, plus tips, tricks and ideas on how to tour more. Let's shrink the world by bike.

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Latest Episodes

First of two-parts! An EV adventure on the Oregon Coast begins with four wheels before shifting to two. In Part 1, I take the RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid out for a post-concert overnight to see how well my car-camping setup works in the real world before the... more

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We are live baby live for a special edition of Pedalshift Live, with a summer in review, a bit of a fall (and even early winter!) preview, the merch unveiling and preview, plus an ask me anything on all things bike adventures!

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Three days on the Oregon Coast Trail started as an experiment: could backpacking fit into the world of Pedalshift, and would returning to a familiar place on foot offer something genuinely different? After plenty of beach walking, climbing, rain, hea... more

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On this episode of The Pedalshift Project, we explore slow travel and its relevance to your bicycle adventures. We also circle back to our previous discussion on eBikes, reflecting on some listener feedback and exploring the evolving role of eBikes o... more

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Recent Guests

Mysterious James
Returning guest on preview episode
Episode: Oregon Coast Trail Preview
Brock Dittus
Brock Dittus, collaborator and cyclist accompanying the Oregon Coast ride
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Episode: Sprocketshift Oregon Coast Preview
Sylva Florence
Experienced bicycle tourist and author of The Sylva Lining
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Episode: Best of Pedalshift 249: Solo Touring Women
Regina Yan
A UX designer and an artist based in Washington, DC.
Episode: Best of Pedalshift 321: East Coast Greenway
Lael Wilcox
Cyclist attempting to break the world record for cycling around the world
Episode: 365: C&O But Slow - Part 3
James Rosenberg
A bike touring enthusiast preparing for his first cross-country tour.
Episode: Best of Pedalshift 106: Beginners Series (2018)
Jesse Herbert
Entrepreneur, bicycle touring enthusiast, and mechanical engineer.
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Episode: Best of Pedalshift 138: Bike Touring Canada
Daniel Troia
Filmmaker and creator of the documentary 'We Are All in This Together'
Episode: 349: Filmmaker Interview - We Are All in This Together

Host

Tim Mooney
Host with long-running involvement, frequently steering travelogues, gear discussions, and tactical advice.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 240 ratings
  • Longtime listener

    Still a fan but admittedly had doubts on whether ebike touring is appealing. So far, so good except please Tim ditch the hipster ACOUSTIC bike term!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GreyhoundXX
    United Statesa year ago
  • For the regular bike folks

    Great podcast and I love that it’s easy on the ears without seeming like you need to take out a mortgage to enjoy cycling. Lot of the other bike podcasts seem too elitist but this one is more…regular minded if that’s a thing! Listen ever week

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NemoRCs
    United States2 years ago
  • Review and suggestion

    Hi Tim, I’ve been listening to your pod for years, mostly while cranking my recumbent exercise bike in my basement, and I enjoy it quite a bit. Thanks for doing it! I’m 76 and, thanks mostly to biking I’m in good shape except for some arthritis, but the best solution for that is to keep moving. So I do! For me, the fun of biking helps me to live longer and better. I also listen to Diane Jenks, the outspoken cyclist. She recently got me hooked on Dr. Gabe Mirkin who is a retired physician who has... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pjbuelte
    United States2 years ago
  • Best Biking Podcast

    This is the best biking podcast I have found. Tim is informative and brings a lot of humor to the discussion. I look forward to Thursdays just to get to listen to a new episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlwayswillLuvtheapp
    United States3 years ago
  • Enjoy Your Podcast

    I have been a regular listener for a couple of years. I really enjoy Tim’s story telling style and how he mixes in great travel and technique info. I particularly enjoyed the latest podcast episode on California. I was very pleased to find out that he used the Santa Anna River Trail. It was great for us to finally share a common trip location! I was working in Fullerton CA for a little over 3 months in 1987. When I found out this trail was nearby I had my wife ship me my bike. It arrived unsc... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    soleful2001
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners praise the show for being informative and entertaining, with approachable takes on gear and touring.
Fans appreciate Tim's storytelling, practical tips, and travel diaries that feel achievable for non-elite cyclists.
Many comment that content motivates weekend and long-distance trips and values the host's humor and authenticity.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Pedalshift Live
Q: What advice do you have for someone planning their first multi-day bike tour?
Get organized, do a shakedown ride close by, establish bailout points, and go with a mindset that prioritizes fun while preparing for the likelihood that plans will change; if riding with others, ensure at least one person has basic bike repair know-how.
Best of Pedalshift 345: E-Bike Adventures with Biking Brian
Q: What got you into e-bikes?
He started as a commuter who converted an older bike to electric drive to climb hills on the way to work, then expanded into more capable mid-drive setups as his touring needs grew.
Live From Seattle
Q: What are your plans to explore some of the reportedly great trails to the east of you?
I'm super excited for the possibility of eastern Washington and eastern Oregon.
Best of Pedalshift 321: East Coast Greenway
Q: What are your takeaways from the mechanical issues you encountered along the way?
In future trips, I would prefer a more bike touring specific bike and have more mechanical knowledge for adjustments.
Best of Pedalshift 321: East Coast Greenway
Q: What made you choose East Coast Greenway for your very aggressive, very completist take on a tour?
I wanted to do something long, scenic, and not too remote for safety, and I had friends on the East Coast which made this route ideal.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A long-running bike-travel podcast that blends travelogues, gear tips, and practical touring advice. Episodes span route planning, gear choices, and on-the-road narratives, including deep dives into e-bikes, ultralight setups, and iconic routes like coast-to-coast trips. The show leans into personal storytelling, listener engagement, and host-led explorations of cycling culture, infrastructure, and community-driven travel ideas. Its approachable, conversational style and frequent guest contributions make complex touring topics feel accessible, while occasional tech and safety-focused segments offer tangible value for both new and experienced cyclists. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on “ride your ride” philosophy, making it us... more

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