Slow Guy On The Fast Ride
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Slow Guy On The Fast Ride
Conversations and Musings For the Back of the Pack. Slow Guy on the Fast Ride podcast offers you an inside look at the bicycle community, from WorldTour racers to journalists on the beat. We even occasionally stray from the two-wheeled world to chat with personalities from all walks of life.
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Season 2, Episode 15: Andrew Hood and Neal Rogers recap 2 weeks of Tour de France action
If you saw the time trial that opened up the third week of racing at the 2023 Tour de France, we'll forgive you for having a healthy dose of skepticis...
Season 2, Episode 14: Direct Current Bike launches with Spencer Powlison at the helm
Spencer Powlison exists at a powerhouse crossroads in the cycling industry. He was the news director at VeloNews Magazine; an editor for The Pros' Cl...
Tour de France 2023 preview with Andrew Hood and Neal Rogers
The Tour de France starts in just a few days. Veteran journalists Andrew Hood and Neal Rogers join host Dan Cavallari on the Slow Guy on the Fast Ride...
Rebuild Mark: Unbound Gravel 2023 Recap
Mark did it! He went to Kansas and raced Unbound Gravel!
Well, sort of.
Like so many other unfortunate participants, Mark go...
Season 2, Episode 11: Kristen Legan helps Rebuild Mark
Kristen Legan of Rambleur Adventure Coaching joins Mark Still to talk about his Rebuild Mark project and event prep for Unbound Gravel 200, the differ...
Season 2, Episode 10: Rebuild Mark - not in Kansas, yet
How do you rebuild your fitness after years off the bike? My friend Mark Still has an idea and it isn't subtle.
He's fallen away from rid...
Season 2, Episode 9: Gary Fisher intends to upend e-bikes
Gary Fisher has cemented his name in the annals of bicycle history already as the father of the mountain bike. Now, the dapper general of all things d...
Season 2, Episode 8: Yuri Hauswald is a Gravel Hall of Famer!
Newly-minted Gravel Hall-of-Famer Yuri Hauswald is a staple of the gravel scene. Go to just about any gravel event in the US and you're likely to spot...
Season 2, Episode 7: Big Dave Sylvester has a larger than life hug for you
David Hale Sylvester, more affectionately known as Big Dave for very obvious reasons, has used his bicycle to challenge himself, much like the rest of...
Season 2, Episode 6: Revel Bikes' Adam Miller takes the Why out of cycling
Adam Miller is already a 'serial entrepreneur' very early in his life and career. He founded Borealis Bikes, a high-end carbon fat bike brand based in...
Season 2, Episode 5: Marley Blonsky keeps on creating
Marley Blonsky made a massive life change last year. She moved from Seattle to one of the new bike Meccas, Bentonville, Arkansas. A built-in bike comm...
Season 2, Episode 4: Caley Fretz on the future of cycling media
There's no way to say it: The state of cycling media has been downright ugly in the last couple of years. Caley Fretz would know, too. He was, until v...
Kitsbow's David Billstrom debuts used apparel shop
Kitsbow CEO David Billstrom knows his products offer some of the highest quality on the market. That's a blessing for sure, but it also means there's...
Ben Delaney drinks coffee and says Dan was right
If Ben Delaney's name doesn't ring a bell, chances are you know him anyway: he's been producing some of the best gear and tech coverage in the bike in...
Ned Boulting and cycling's definitive almanac
Ned Boulting has watched a lot of bicycle racing. He has to, after all, since he's the voice of the Tour de France, among other races, for ITV4 on Bri...
Episode 27: Chris Case launches Alter Exploration
For many years during my tenure as technical editor at VeloNews Magazine, I always knew where to go for answers. My managing editor Chris Case's desk...
Episode 26: Alchemy Bicycles Founder Ryan Cannizzaro
The Alchemy Bicycles experience center in Golden, Colorado houses all the trappings of a much bigger bicycle manufacturer. There’s the CNC machine, we...
Episode 25: Rob Einaudi, founder of Bikelist.com
As a small business owner, I'm always fascinated to hear from other folks making the push to start a business. Rob Einaudi is doing just that with Bik...
Episode24: Journalist Sadhbh O'Shea recounts historic Tour de France Femmes
Sadhbh O'Shea has covered the Tour de France as a journalist before. But never like this. The historic Tour de France Femmes this past summer gave O'S...
Episode 23: Diane Jenks, the Outspoken Cyclist: shop life to pod life
If you've been listening to cycling podcasts long enough, it's just about guaranteed you've come across the Outspoken Cyclist Podcast. Diane Jenks's p...
Episode 22: Sofiane Sehili sets blistering Tour Divide pace
Sofiane Sehili doesn't mind being alone in the woods. As long as he's on his bike and moving, Sehili has an innate ability to go long periods of time...
Episode 21: Chamois Butt'r Founder Steve Mathews on butts
For a group of folks who wear skin-tight clothing in public, cyclists sure can be weird about anatomy. Talk saddle sores, butts, vaginas, and anything...
Episode 20: Lee Lambert on the Seattle to Portland ride
Lee Lambert is the Executive Director of the Cascade Bicycle Club. But before that, he was a hobbyist cyclist who found himself riding from Seattle to...
Episode 19: Specialized Globe eBikes with Saul Leiken
Specialized Globe eBikes are poised to be significant. And we haven't even seen what's behind the cactus yet. Why? Specialized is perhaps the most wel...
Episode 18: Ryan Birkicht on incentivizing bike commuting
PeopleForBikes Director of Enterprise Partnerships Ryan Birkicht thrives on messaging. It's fortunate, then, that his day job is to convince more comp...
Episode 17: Kristi Mohn on Unbound Gravel's growth and women-led racing
Kristi Mohn built herself an opportunity. A native of Emporia, Kansas, Mohn spent years developing relationships around town. She invested in her comm...
Episode 16: Amy Charity on SBT GRVL and women's leadership in the gravel community
Like so many other gravel riders, Amy Charity started her cycling life on the road. The story seems almost templated: Charity discovered bikes, got so...
Episode 15: The intricacies of bearing design and quality with Enduro Bearings
Matt Harvey, CEO and co-owner of Enduro Bearings, has been exploring the ins and outs of bearing design since 1996. In that time, Harvey has developed...
Episode 14: Lizard Skins grows from bar tape to big leagues
Lizard Skins founder Brian Fruit knew how incredible DSP was going to be when he first saw it. This unique polymer felt incredibly soft to the touch,...
Episode 13: Kitsbow puts ownership in employee hands
If you regularly ride knobby tires, you likely know the name Kitsbow. It has become synonymous with premium mountain bike clothing, and for good reaso...
Episode 12: Alex Howes and Kiel Reijnen try to Kill Phil (Gaimon)
Phil Gaimon isn't good at retiring. Or, perhaps he's a bit too good at it. The former pro cyclist pedaled his way through some of the biggest races on...
Episode 11: Eliza Sampey's tips for women's solo backcountry adventures
Eliza Sampey spends a lot of time in the woods alone. And she wants other women to know that they can do it, too. It can be intimidating to head off o...
Episode 10: Geoff Kabush on the evolution of a pro cyclist's job
Geoff Kabush has a unique perspective on what it means to be a pro cyclist. Not only has his career spanned more than two decades, it has also include...
Episode 9: Marley Blonsky leads the way to normalizing all bodies
What does a cyclist body look like?
If you envisioned a rail-thin racer with shaved legs, you're not alone. While that body type tends t...
Episode 8: Shayna Powless's Dreamcatcher Foundation counters pandemic of violence
Professional cyclist Shayna Powless and her fiancé, Buffalo Bills nose tackle Eli Ankou, started the Dreamcatcher Foundation to raise awareness of a p...
Episode 7: What is the future of cycling media?
Cycling media has consolidated drastically in the last few years, which means more and more quality voices have lost their platforms. It's a bold new...
Episode 6: Can cycling clothing be truly sustainable?
Presca Sportswear calls itself the first climate-positive sportswear company. We've heard these types of buzzwords before, so perhaps that's a tough...
Episode 5: Bike Club NFT brings tokens to the bike world
Bike Club NFT has those now-ubiquitous three letters in its name: NFT. That might be enough to scare many readers off, but don't worry, it's not all a...
Episode 4: Is it a good idea to start a bike business?
Both Michael Pryde — founder of Chapter 2 Bikes in New Zealand — and Mike Yakubowicz — founder of Bridge Bikes in Canada — started bike businesses kn...
Episode 3: Selene Yeager offers guidance for athletes during menopause
Selene Yeager, AKA "The Fit Chick," has written for Bicycling Magazine for decades, has ghost-written several books for athletes, and has made herself...