Paceline Podcast 448

Patrick and Lori take a moment to acknowledge the passing of two bike industry players, Cannondale's Joe Montgomery and product manager Brad Hughes, before turning their

Because Bikes: Handling Skills

When I began riding bikes, I did so because they were fun. That was reason enough. No one needed to pay me to ride and I had no designs on larger glory. I can't say how many

The Winter Gunk

Ever since the pandemic, illnesses have gained a previously unknown endurance, a durability titanium tubing can respect. They linger in a way they didn't seem to in olden

Paceline Podcast 447

Happy New Year! Patrick and Lori talk resolutions, as in the philosophy of resolutions, what motivates them, or perhaps, what can motivate them. This is more strategy than

Resolutions

The end of the year is a time to take stock, to look back, blah, blah, yadda. We've heard it all before. But seriously, how often do we take an inventory of any aspect of our

Paceline Podcast 446

Due to Christmas, we're posting a day early. This week Patrick and Lori interview Matt Fritzinger, the founder of the Blue-Tailed Skinks and discuss the growth of the kids'

Paceline Podcast 445

This week Patrick and Lori talk Christmas gift giving, and as usual, it leads to larger themes that extend well beyond cycling.

Video: Namur Cyclocross

https://youtu.be/Gbp9cyaXUlU?si=wRBkOTdj_TUNkSko The Namur World Cup Cyclocross Race has long captivated me because its course seems brutal, even by cyclocross

Giving Up

Cycling has taught me a great many lessons. Some of the lessons it has taught me I didn't want to learn. Discipline? Pfft. Consistency? Thpppt. Determination? Urgh. I didn't

Paceline Podcast 444

This week Patrick and Lori take a look at the things that can get in the way of riding and how that can have downstream consequences for us. Show links:

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