
A comedy show about pro bike racing? A racing show with comedy? Even we're not sure. These three cycling aficionados met a decade ago as bike messengers and have spent countless hours racing, and more importantly discussing the finer qualities of all things bicycles, cycling culture and bike racing ever since. Join the conversation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 591 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & Fitness | |||

This week we are coming to you live from inside a tin can where we discuss Strade, golden windows and shutting the door. Plus, some bike rental advice, watches and spokey dokes.
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This week its opening weekend!!!!! We discuss the Belgium races, some AAA races in France and why don't the kids dope anymore?
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This week we talk a little racing before the Real racing starts next weekend. We pick new kits for each other and ourselves and then Spencer sees ad for a watch.
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This week we talk more winter Olympics, get excited for the spring classics and Tim does some serious journalism. Plus, Spencer is from Indianapolis.
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Matt said he would true my wheel for free. I refuse to take it off my bike.
When the world seems like there’s just too much happening and it feels overwhelming, there’s the Slow Ride Podcast to the rescue. Always worth a good chuckle and sometimes it’s to be a fly on the wall while the three hosts banter, argue, and poke fun at cycling and each other.
The best at what it does if you like that sort of thing.
Here’s hoping episode 500 is as good as episode 400 was.
Keep it up boys. See you in Flanders one day!
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A humorous cycling-focused show that blends race analysis with banter and culture. Across recent episodes, hosts discuss pro bike racing moments, race strategies, doping culture, team dynamics, gear, and cycling media, all delivered with irreverent humor and a knack for inside jokes. The trio also features audience engagement, sponsor mentions, and occasional guest perspectives, making it a reliable source for fans who want both knowledgeable commentary and lighthearted camaraderie. Notable strengths include consistent chemistry among the hosts, a broad appetite for cycling culture beyond just results, and entertaining segments that mix race talk with shop talk and nostalgia. Potential listeners will likely enjoy this if they want a laid-ba... more
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