
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 | 616 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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This week Tim loves Mas, Matt loves any English-speaking rider, and Spencer has a lot of baseball cards. Plus, worlds predictions, dumpster finds and Tims civic quest update.
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Mas is boss, Roglic is back and unfortunately it's all because Pog is hurt. We are sad and happy, confused about the past and excited about weird bikes. Pretty normal episode.
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This week we discuss some running in France, some shorts that don't fit and sunglasses. Plus, big wheels, custom bikes and DVD's.
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This week we discuss another tragedy in cycling with the death of Finlay Tarling. We preview the highly contested grey jersey competition at the upcoming Vuelta and take a much-loved brand in an unexpected direction.
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I love the guys and the banter! But seriously, are the mispronunciations on purpose for comic appeal? It hit an all-time low when Derek Gee’s last name was mispronounced.
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.
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A comedic roundtable about pro cycling and culture, led by three hosts with deep roots in bike messenger days. Episodes blend race analysis, banter, industry obsessions, and playful segments (watch talk, gear debates, sponsor reads) to create an informal, insider vibe. The show shines in its personalities, cross-podcast collaborations, and willingness to riff on everything from race tactics to marketing and media coverage, while staying passionately attached to the cycling world. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who want smart takes delivered with humor and a sense of community, and it often features guest experts or industry voices to broaden coverage beyond the hosts' perspective.
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