
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelEducationHow ToSociety & Culture | |||

Day two on the Oregon Coast Trail takes us south from Nehalem Bay for a day dominated by beach walking, a tiny boat crossing, unexpected rain, relentless headwinds and the discovery that not all sand is created equal. What initially looks like an eas... more
The Oregon Coast Trail backpacking adventure officially begins! Mysterious James and I head for the Oregon Coast expecting a roughly 10-mile first day over Neahkahnie Mountain. Naturally, the adventure starts with us watching our connecting bus leave... more
On this episode of The Pedalshift Project, we welcome eBike expert Biking Brian to chat about his eBike touring and adventures. We discuss his background in bicycling and touring, his experiences with building eBikes and battery packs, and the future... more
Welcome to a different kind of Pedalshift adventure. For the first time, we're leaving the bikes behind and heading out on foot for a three-day section hike of the Oregon Coast Trail. Along with returning friend of the show and legendary 5-timer Myst... more
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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!
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
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
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.
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
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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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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Brock Dittus
2. Sylva Florence
3. Regina Yan
4. Mysterious James
5. Lael Wilcox
6. James Rosenberg
7. Jesse Herbert
8. Daniel Troia
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