Paceline Podcast 388

This week John talks work, as in working in the bike biz. Patrick looks at how women hucked their way through the glass ceiling and into the Red Bull Rampage and rider Robin

Paceline Podcast 387

This week John considers evolution and extinction as viewed through the lens of bikes and e-bikes. And he asks, "Will bikes survive?" Patrick discusses his experience at a

Riding to School

Growing up in suburban Memphis, I lived too far from my schools to ride my bike to and from except in seventh and eighth grades. My sense of freedom in those years was as

Paceline Podcast 386

This week John examines Tadej Pogacar's win at the World Championship Road Race last weekend and tries not to ask the question any knowledgeable cyclist ends up asking.

Car-Free Week 2024

I'm not one to go in for social media challenges. I need to say that before I endorse this social media challenge. Back when people were pouring buckets of ice water over

Paceline Podcast 385

John and Patrick begin the show by remembering Bob Parlee, the Boston-based frame builder of custom carbon fiber frames who passed away due to cancer. John then analyzes how

’80s Mountain Bikes Sucked

Generally, I say this as a joke, but there's more than a kernel of truth in what I'm about to say: I’m not sure why I liked mountain biking back in the 1980s and ‘90s. 

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