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Paceline Podcast 451

Not all technical advancements are created interesting. Some technical advancements are more interesting than others. This week, Patrick and Lori take a look at the tech that

Revolting 214

Tilting at Windmills. In 1605, the first edition of Don Quixote hit the shelves, or whatever humans were using to keep their books off the floor then. In it, the

Paceline Podcast 450

This week Patrick and Lori welcome Ingmar Jungnickel, an aerodynamicist and the founder of AiRO, a fitting system based on rider aerodynamics. AiRO uses CFD (computational

Revolting 213

Is This Good? This week we’re doing something different and hopefully upsetting. We’re going to talk about whether things that everybody seems to like are actually good or

Paceline Podcast 449

This week Lori and Patrick take a look at their origin stories and how pivotal it can be in someone's life to have another person share cycling with them.

Revolting 212

New Year, Old You.  2025 was bullshit. I think we can all agree. It’s 2026 now, and it’s time to throw the old body over a railing and beat it like musty rug, maybe run it

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

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

Revolting 211

Be the Best Impostor You Can Be. In a world where everyone’s fakin’ it to make it, ain’t nobody the real deal, which means the only natural response is to become the best

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'

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