Yep. Back to The Kid, The Grump, and Mr. Inability To Thump in the studio to talk about MSR, glucose monitors, and how to not break the bank and still be a bike racer.
Get ready. This one starts before it even starts. Just like the cycling season. From an opening random discussion on, well, nipples, to brilliant racing and our yearly Fashion or Fast critique, this one has everything. But Sam.
The cold weather races are here, and we get to pick away. Also, local races are returning, and a good 8oz Old Fashioned round of "Bartender, I'll have a ______" to dust off the creative brain.
Get your mind out of the gutter. Racing, the cycling obsession, proper priorities, and Dr. David helps us figure out our heart issues. Plus, a farewell to proper cycling magazines.
Our birthday show, somewhat belated, a spit take worthy discussion on Chamois cream, ask Dr. David, Quick Tips with Bike Fit Sam, and some definite awkward moments to make all cyclists smile.
It's time. The new year. You know what you need to do, and the clock is ticking. Physical, mental, equipment, positioning, planning. We do too, so let's discuss.
How was your cycling life this year? How would you rate the season? How will next year go? Well, we may not get it all right, but we predict we're pretty close. Happy New Year.
Okay, so it is time for all things Holiday Cheer, but we have some problems with the UCI, USAC, and even local levels. Hopefully we can all get on board to make bike racing better. Happy Holidays all!
Prepare yourselves. From updated news to purging your cycling stuff, to the best sweater ideas since, well, ever... you get it. Listen and prepare for the holidays.
Hey. Wanna save bike racing? Yeah, sure gravel is fine, but have you seen the road scene? You know how to make it work? WHAT, YOU DON'T?!?! Well, we have you covered.
The indoor season is approaching (don't give me that cyclocross only BS). How to handle getting ready, and moving forward. Oh, and if FTP means F*** This Progress, or not.
Forgive us, our person in charge of keeping things on track was sick. Hence, you have three complete idiots talking about bikes without supervision. Knightwing doesn't accept responsibility.
To kick things off for the interview season, we talk up Mile Heads. You know, the riders who can sustain insane amounts of distances over brutal terrain, eat gas station food and not puke, and smile the entire time.