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 | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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This week everything is rad. Mvdp at E3, rad. Pederson at Ghent, rad. Pog wherever he his, rad. GC Kuss? Plus, a bunch of emails about colors and a new piece of running kit. more
This week on the podcast we talk all things Milano-Sanremo. Its hugs and hopefully not drugs for the modern peloton as we got a buddy podium form the ages. Plus, a new game, some bike spec requests and flat tires. more
This week the gangs all back together to discuss TT helmets, Paris-Nice and some race for a big fork. We discuss Omaha infrastructure, wheel changes and lay out of pics for MSR. more
This week Tim and Matt hold down the fort while Spencer is away...mostly. We talk Strade, smuggled goods and losing the chance to lose internet points. Plus, more corkscrew talk. more
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Was getting a bit worried there, given that there was such a long time without a pod. It’s funny — even though I’m no kind of racer, truly not even any kind of rider except on my daughter’s old Raleigh attached to my Saris trainer, and don’t really understand most of what you are talking about (though learning), this is one of my favorite pods. more
I love this spicy podcast, with three spicy hosts delivering hot fire on a weekly basis. Mispronunciations, factual inaccuracies, and a pervasive undercurrent of unprofessionalism form the foundational bedrock of my favorite listen while riding my bike. I cannot emphasize enough how spicy this podcast is, and how deserving it is of five chili pepper emojis.
These guys were once super cool bike messengers. At least in their own mind. Now they are older, losing touch, Fred’s that banter about inane and usually inaccurate things. Sometimes funny but mostly sad and a waste of time. If you want to be funny, at least try to be in the ballpark of accuracy within topics. Also the snide leftist politics is prevalent. So that tells you how idiotic they are in their echo chambers. Also, Protect woman’s sports. They don’t.
Short time listener, love to ride with a podcast and this show is my new go to. Great listen unless your a bus driver.
If you’re a listener with an eye towards the elusive predictor of an impending top place podium finish, you’ve found your new favorite podcast. Smash that subscribe button knowing you’ll never miss a hilarious nosedive into the wonderful world of bike racing.
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