Podcasts about feedback sports

How is it that a product can be raced by a professional, in a professional event, and that the media aren't allowed to tell all? It's become a surprisingly common occurrence, and in this episode, you'll hear Ronan Mc Laughlin and Dave Rome explain how it all works.You'll also hear about Campagnolo's latest spotted new drivetrain, and why it likely spells a wider change to 13-speed. Also, Ronan and Dave discuss the new Cannondale Synapse and its rather confusing overlap with other bikes in Cannondale's range. The conversation then moves to cover other new products and industry news.Finally, Escape Collective members will hear our popular Ask a Wrench segment. This week, Ronan and Dave answer member-submitted questions related to their favourite Co2 inflator heads (and preferred alternatives), an update to the Classified two-speed hub system, and calibrating power meters. As a reminder, you'll need to be a member of Escape Collective (go here) in order to access this popular segment of the podcast. Members can submit new questions here.Language warning: Ronan said a naughty word at the 6:58 point of the episode.Time stamps:2:00 - Spotting new products in clear sight and embargos explained10:40 - Campagnolo 13-speed EPS Wireless is coming22:00 - We're not sure how to define the new Cannondale Synapse37:00 - Chit chat, amusing clickbait, and problematic AI41:00 - Canyon US and Amazon Prime42:00 - Industry news from DT Swiss43:20 - Vittoria updates the Rubino45:30 - Park Tool's new free things47:00 - Feedback Sports' new chain whip alternative50:00 - Ask a Wrench (member-only)51:00 - Our preferred Co2 inflator heads and alternatives59:20 - Calibrating power meters1:04:10 - Classified's requirements for the 10T cassettes

Eurobike is now in the rearview mirror and the buzz of the Tour continues to grow. In this week's Geek Warning episode you'll hear (without sound issues, horray!) a wrap-up from Eurobike, learn about Schwalbe's intriguing new Clik Valve, Canyon's Tempr shoes bring them into a new product category, and some bold claims from Parcours for the gravel race scene.Brad and Dave also discuss the latest Trek Top Fuel mountain bike and Dangerholm's incredible 5.89 kg (12.99 lb) hardtail. Plus you'll hear about the latest from Feedback Sports, DT Swiss, Manitou, and Shimano.The big conversation for this episode is all about the generally poor quality control of flat-mount brake mounts, and it warrants a language warning as Dave feels his anger grow. Seriously, a message to bike manufacturers and brands, it shouldn't be up to the local shop to fix this stuff!Escape Collective's podcasts are made possible by our members. Head on over to escapecollective.com/join to support this show and everything else on our podcast network.Time stamps:1:48 - Parcours' FKT aero gravel race wheelset10:00 - Canyon enters the high-end shoe market18:40 - Ronan's experience at Eurobike25:55 - Schwalbe Clik Valve - a new valve we may just like30:15 - Trek's fourth-gen Top Fuel37:30 - Dangerholm's latest ‘lightest hardtail'43:05 - Dave gets a little sweary: flat mount should be flat!55:10 - Feedback Sports enters the electric stand market1:00:20 - It's DT Swiss' 30th anniversary1:02:00 - Manitou releases its R8 cross-country fork1:04:45 - Shimano's new second-tier S-Phyre RC7 shoes, plus the case for spending more on certain things

On today's podcast, Tech Editor Jason Schroeder brings you a pulse check on the state of our beloved mountain bike industry. Last week, during the Sea Otter Classic, he chatted with some industry folks from Santa Cruz Bicycles, Maxxis Tires, Feedback Sports, Transition Bicycles, Industry Nine, Orbea, FSA Components, Trek Bicycles, Hunt Wheels, and Privateer Bikes. And asked one simple question: now that we are a few years past the COVID bike boom, what is the state of the industry? Are things good? Are they bad? And where do you see things going in the next 12-24 months? Here is what people had to say.  :43 - Maxxis Tires 5:57 - Santa Cruz Bicycles8:21 - Trek Bicycles9:52 - Hunt Wheels17:00 Transition Bikes21:27 - Feedback Sports24:32 - FSA26:52 - Industry Nine32:11 - Orbea BikesMore Sea Otter content: https://www.vitalmtb.com/tags/sea_otter_classic_eventMore MTB news: https://www.vitalmtb.com/

Whew, so much new product news to discuss today, and Sea Otter is still two weeks away! Shimano looks to strengthen its stranglehold on the entry-level market with a new range called Essa, while some updates to the CUES collection may provide some hints at higher-end bits to come, too. Campagnolo finally announces a power meter to go along with the Super Record Wireless groupset launched last year, there's turmoil at Scott Sports, and some hooked wheel companies are out for blood. Dave and James also discuss the pros and cons of on-bike tool storage along with a PSA that'll hopefully save you from being awkwardly stuck to your bike, and there's a whole bunch of new stuff on the way from Rene Herse, Vittoria, Gore Wear, Enve, Hutchinson, Feedback Sports, and Robert Axle.Timestamps:1:15 – Dave has some thoughts on T475:42 – Shimano is smart to not ignore the entry level market17:00 – Campagnolo finally announces its Super Record power meter22:47 – Scott Sports' CEO is out – or is he? Depends on who you ask.26:35 – Hooked road wheel companies smell blood in the water31:16 – On-bike tool storage is a trend we can get behind38:13 – Check your cleat bolts!43:50 – Rene Herse now has TPU inner tubes – and they have metal valve stems!44:30 – Vittoria is getting into running45:34 – Gore Wear is stepping up its clothing game46:48 – Enve's new race day road tires are “like crack”48:06 – Hutchinson is hoping its new Blackbird road tire can take flight50:38 – Feedback Sports is almost old enough to buy alcohol in the US53:10 – Want a nicer Universal Derailleur Hanger? Robert Axle has got you

Whew, so much new product news to discuss today, and Sea Otter is still two weeks away! Shimano looks to strengthen its stranglehold on the entry-level market with a new range called Essa, while some updates to the CUES collection may provide some hints at higher-end bits to come, too. Campagnolo finally announces a power meter to go along with the Super Record Wireless groupset launched last year, there's turmoil at Scott Sports, and some hooked wheel companies are out for blood. Dave and James also discuss the pros and cons of on-bike tool storage along with a PSA that'll hopefully save you from being awkwardly stuck to your bike, and there's a whole bunch of new stuff on the way from Rene Herse, Vittoria, Gore Wear, Enve, Hutchinson, Feedback Sports, and Robert Axle.Timestamps:1:15 – Dave has some thoughts on T475:42 – Shimano is smart to not ignore the entry level market17:00 – Campagnolo finally announces its Super Record power meter22:47 – Scott Sports' CEO is out – or is he? Depends on who you ask.26:35 – Hooked road wheel companies smell blood in the water31:16 – On-bike tool storage is a trend we can get behind38:13 – Check your cleat bolts!43:50 – Rene Herse now has TPU inner tubes – and they have metal valve stems!44:30 – Vittoria is getting into running45:34 – Gore Wear is stepping up its clothing game46:48 – Enve's new race day road tires are “like crack”48:06 – Hutchinson is hoping its new Blackbird road tire can take flight50:38 – Feedback Sports is almost old enough to buy alcohol in the US53:10 – Want a nicer Universal Derailleur Hanger? Robert Axle has got you

Welcome back to Geek Warning! In this week's edition of the regular show, Ronan and Dave discuss why current road bikes may not be ready for emerging trends in seated positions. Later Ronan shares a PSA related to multi-tools that turns out to be more of a Pick One and a rant.On the news side, the geeks discuss the new Cannondale Scalpel cross-country race bike. Pinarello has finally officially revealed its Bolide F HR that Italy will race on the track in Paris. There's more 3D-printed tech to discuss in the hubs of Scope's new and impressively light Artech wheels. And Dave gets excited at the chance to talk about Feedback Sports' new Pliers Wrench tool.As usual, the end of the episode is kept for a quick discussion of other interesting new things. There you'll hear about Wahoo's firmware update, another new Mirror saddle (the comfy 3D-printed type) from Specialized, and CeramicSpeed's new OSPW RS derailleur cages.Happy geeking!Time stamps:4:25 - Cannondale's new Scalpel is yet another 120 mm cross-country bike option9:10 - Pinarello's 3D-printed Bolide F HR track bike is now official15:10 - More 3D-printed tech with Scope's new Artech wheels23:40 - Feedback Sports release a Pliers Wrench28:00 - The limitations of modern road bike geometry is on Ronan's mind40:45 - A non-PSA that unexpectedly into a wider topic and Pick One about multi-tools53:40 – A firmware update to Wahoo head units55:15 – Specialized brings S-Works Mirror technology to the Phenom saddle56:04 - Our thoughts on CeramicSpeed's new OSPW RS1:01:00 - Where much of the Escape Collective team will be next week

Welcome back to Geek Warning! In this week's edition of the regular show, Ronan and Dave discuss why current road bikes may not be ready for emerging trends in seated positions. Later Ronan shares a PSA related to multi-tools that turns out to be more of a Pick One and a rant.On the news side, the geeks discuss the new Cannondale Scalpel cross-country race bike. Pinarello has finally officially revealed its Bolide F HR that Italy will race on the track in Paris. There's more 3D-printed tech to discuss in the hubs of Scope's new and impressively light Artech wheels. And Dave gets excited at the chance to talk about Feedback Sports' new Pliers Wrench tool.As usual, the end of the episode is kept for a quick discussion of other interesting new things. There you'll hear about Wahoo's firmware update, another new Mirror saddle (the comfy 3D-printed type) from Specialized, and CeramicSpeed's new OSPW RS derailleur cages.Happy geeking!Time stamps:4:25 - Cannondale's new Scalpel is yet another 120 mm cross-country bike option9:10 - Pinarello's 3D-printed Bolide F HR track bike is now official15:10 - More 3D-printed tech with Scope's new Artech wheels23:40 - Feedback Sports release a Pliers Wrench28:00 - The limitations of modern road bike geometry is on Ronan's mind40:45 - A non-PSA that unexpectedly into a wider topic and Pick One about multi-tools53:40 – A firmware update to Wahoo head units55:15 – Specialized brings S-Works Mirror technology to the Phenom saddle56:04 - Our thoughts on CeramicSpeed's new OSPW RS1:01:00 - Where much of the Escape Collective team will be next week

Doug and Lisa Hudson have always been into cycling and outdoors. Just out of college, as he was travelling the country and living out of his van, Doug founded a company called Chrome Industries, which made mountain bike baggy shorts and gear. But this episode is not about Chrome Industries. In fact, later in his life, Doug had the idea for a specific bike scale, and his wife Lisa Hudson encouraged him to build it. The company Feedback Sports was born with this first product. Nowadays, Feedback Sports products are used by many of the best cycling teams in the world. The company has grown tremendously, but the same passion for cycling that Lisa and Doug Hudson had has not changed a bit. This is the story of two passionate cyclists and entrepreneurs, and how they built Feedback Sports.

Interview with Bruce Buckley about this year's Capital `Cross Classic.

November 14, 2018 The MBR& Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Matt gets the opportunity to catch up with Kaitlyn after her 24 Hour World Championship winning performance. Tune in to hear about the travel, driving on the wrong side of the road, rain, more rain, and how teamwork played together for a great year of solo racing. Kaitlyn spills the beans about coming into a new challenge a little later this year and makes sure to tell everyone how lucky she feels to have all of the support in her endeavors. Do you have a person or company you want to hear on Mountain Bike Radio? If so, let us know at info@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------ RELATED SHOW LINKS Support Mountain Bike Radio by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svC Kaitlyn Boyle - http://mountainbikeradio.com/mbr/kaitlyn-boyle/ Pivot Cycles - http://www.pivotcycles.com/ Industry Nine - https://industrynine.com/ Revelate - http://www.revelatedesigns.com/ ESI - http://esigrips.com/ Maxxis - https://www.maxxis.com/tires/bicycle/mountain Kuat - http://www.kuatracks.com/ Wolf Tooth Components - https://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/ Feedback Sports - https://www.feedbacksports.com/ 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo - https://epicrides.com/events/24-hours-in-the-old-pueblo/event-guide/ Arizona Trail Race - http://topofusion.com/azt/race.php Kaitlyn's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kait.boyle/ Mountain Bike Radio Links: Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/1SC3svCGo to the Mountain Bike Radio Store: https://shopmbr.com/Become a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q

Interview with Jan and Phil about our race this weekend, BikeneticX.

Bike Doctor CX and Ed Sander Memorial coverage, info on our upcoming BikeneticX race.

In this episode of the Pursuit of the Perfect Race, I talk with my new friend Brent McMahon. Brent has been in the sport for more than 22 years. I have talked with a great amount of people on the podcast so far but none have had the experience that Brent has under his belt. There are only a handful of athletes in the world that can say they have been to the Olympics and received a medal and also competed in the IRONMAN© World Championship on the big island. Brent has been working with his coach Lance Watson for his athletic career. According to Lance’s website, [Lance] is “one of the most successful coaching track records in age group triathlon, internationally.” The race that we discuss is obvious but the challenges he faces and overcomes along the way are tremendous. Many athletes face hard and sometimes gut wrenching choices along their racing journey and this is no different for Brent. While we talk and discuss his race, I cannot help but to see his overwhelming gratitude for the ability to participate in the sport and how he enjoys the process of self-discovery along the way. Thank you so much Brent for spending time with me and I truly am honored to have you on my show. I look forward to having you back on my show again in the future and following you along your career. I wish you the best.Lance Watson: https://lifesportcoaching.com/coaching.php Brent McMahon: http://brentmcmahon.com/ -Enjoy the show. To see pictures from their race, go to https://www.coachterrywilson.com/perfect-Weather that day: 72-82Water: 80s-Age Group: PROHeight: 5’9.5”Weight: 153lbsCalories per hour: 300 (adjusting and refining)PSI for this course: 85Depth of Wheels: Bike Elevation Gain: 5,814ftRun Elevation Gain: 1,009ftSwim – 50:30T1 – 1:58Bike – 4:29:50T2 – 3:17Run – N/aTotal Race Time: DNF-Gender Rank: N/aDivision Rank: N/aOverall Rank: N/a-Follow Brent,Instagram: @tribrentmcmahonFacebook: Brent McMahonWebsite: www.brentmcmahon.comTwitter: @tribrentmcmahon-Follow Coach Terry:Instagram: @PerfectRacePodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/CoachTerryWilsonWebsite: www.CoachTerryWilson.com --Mentioned on this episode:2XU: https://www.2xu.com/us Alaska Milk: https://www.alaskamilk.com/ Amp Human Performance: https://amphumanperformance.com/ Aqua Sphere: http://aquasphereswim.com/ Bahrain Endurance: https://bahrainendurance13.com/ Cycles West: http://www.cycleswest.ca/ Easton Cycling: https://www.eastoncycling.com/ F2C Nutrition: https://f2cnutrition.com/en-us/ Feedback Sports: https://www.feedbacksports.com/ Frontrunners: https://www.frontrunners.ca/ Lifesport Coaching: https://lifesportcoaching.com/ Normatec: https://www.normatecrecovery.com Oakley: https://www.oakley.com/en-us Polar: https://www.polar.com/en Quintana Roo: http://www.quintanarootri.com/ Synergy Health centre: http://synergyhealthmanagement.com/

In this episode of the Pursuit of the Perfect Race, I talk with my new friend Brent McMahon. Brent has been in the sport for more than 22 years. I have talked with a great amount of people on the podcast so far but none have had the experience that Brent has under his belt. There are only a handful of athletes in the world that can say they have been to the Olympics and received a medal and also competed in the IRONMAN© World Championship on the big island. Brent has been working with his coach Lance Watson for his athletic career. According to Lance’s website, [Lance] is “one of the most successful coaching track records in age group triathlon, internationally.” The race that we discuss is obvious but the challenges he faces and overcomes along the way are tremendous. Many athletes face hard and sometimes gut wrenching choices along their racing journey and this is no different for Brent. While we talk and discuss his race, I cannot help but to see his overwhelming gratitude for the ability to participate in the sport and how he enjoys the process of self-discovery along the way. Thank you so much Brent for spending time with me and I truly am honored to have you on my show. I look forward to having you back on my show again in the future and following you along your career. I wish you the best.Lance Watson: https://lifesportcoaching.com/coaching.php Brent McMahon: http://brentmcmahon.com/ -Enjoy the show. To see pictures from their race, go to https://www.coachterrywilson.com/perfect-Weather that day: 72-82Water: 80s-Age Group: PROHeight: 5’9.5”Weight: 153lbsCalories per hour: 300 (adjusting and refining)PSI for this course: 85Depth of Wheels: Bike Elevation Gain: 5,814ftRun Elevation Gain: 1,009ftSwim – 50:30T1 – 1:58Bike – 4:29:50T2 – 3:17Run – N/aTotal Race Time: DNF-Gender Rank: N/aDivision Rank: N/aOverall Rank: N/a-Follow Brent,Instagram: @tribrentmcmahonFacebook: Brent McMahonWebsite: www.brentmcmahon.comTwitter: @tribrentmcmahon-Follow Coach Terry:Instagram: @PerfectRacePodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/CoachTerryWilsonWebsite: www.CoachTerryWilson.com --Mentioned on this episode:2XU: https://www.2xu.com/us Alaska Milk: https://www.alaskamilk.com/ Amp Human Performance: https://amphumanperformance.com/ Aqua Sphere: http://aquasphereswim.com/ Bahrain Endurance: https://bahrainendurance13.com/ Cycles West: http://www.cycleswest.ca/ Easton Cycling: https://www.eastoncycling.com/ F2C Nutrition: https://f2cnutrition.com/en-us/ Feedback Sports: https://www.feedbacksports.com/ Frontrunners: https://www.frontrunners.ca/ Lifesport Coaching: https://lifesportcoaching.com/ Normatec: https://www.normatecrecovery.com Oakley: https://www.oakley.com/en-us Polar: https://www.polar.com/en Quintana Roo: http://www.quintanarootri.com/ Synergy Health centre: http://synergyhealthmanagement.com/

Biketoberfest and Tacchino coverage, interview with Lucas Beirne about Ed Sander Memorial CX.

Muddy Charm City re-cap, and interview with Wyatt Shields.

With Il Lombardia approaching, it's a great time for the VeloNews podcast to take a closer look at the final monument of the season. There's plenty to discuss: Newly crowned world champion Alejandro Valverde is hungry for his first win in the rainbow stripes, and riders like Thibaut Pinot and Mike Woods are eager to put their late-season form to good use. We pick a few favorites for Saturday's race. Plus, news director Spencer Powlison reports on his experience at the Oz Trails Off-Road. The final event in the Epic Rides series offered some great racing — and one heck of a prize purse — over the weekend. This episode is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which just unveiled its Range Torque Ratchet Combo wrench. This tool is all you need to correctly torque your bike's bolts and easily remove them without damaging the torque mechanism. Learn more: https://www.feedbacksports.com/shop/range-torque-ratchet-combo/

With Il Lombardia approaching, it's a great time for the VeloNews podcast to take a closer look at the final monument of the season. There's plenty to discuss: Newly crowned world champion Alejandro Valverde is hungry for his first win in the rainbow stripes, and riders like Thibaut Pinot and Mike Woods are eager to put their late-season form to good use. We pick a few favorites for Saturday's race. Plus, news director Spencer Powlison reports on his experience at the Oz Trails Off-Road. The final event in the Epic Rides series offered some great racing — and one heck of a prize purse — over the weekend. This episode is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which just unveiled its Range Torque Ratchet Combo wrench. This tool is all you need to correctly torque your bike's bolts and easily remove them without damaging the torque mechanism. Learn more: https://www.feedbacksports.com/shop/range-torque-ratchet-combo/

The Colorado Classic offered plenty of storylines over the past week. We hear from Travis McCabe on what the atmosphere has been like on a UnitedHealthcare team that could fold at the end of the season despite the team's dominance in Colorado. We also hear from Lauren Hall, for whom the Colorado Classic marked the final race of a long career. The podcast also looks ahead to the Vuelta a España. The season's third and final grand tour gets underway this weekend with a start list that includes GC heavyweights like Nairo Quintana, Vincenzo Nibali, and Richie Porte, and also the reigning world champion, Peter Sagan, returning to the Vuelta for the first time since 2015. This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which makes the stable and easy to use Sprint Repair Stand. For more, check out www.feedbacksports.com.

The Colorado Classic offered plenty of storylines over the past week. We hear from Travis McCabe on what the atmosphere has been like on a UnitedHealthcare team that could fold at the end of the season despite the team's dominance in Colorado. We also hear from Lauren Hall, for whom the Colorado Classic marked the final race of a long career. The podcast also looks ahead to the Vuelta a España. The season's third and final grand tour gets underway this weekend with a start list that includes GC heavyweights like Nairo Quintana, Vincenzo Nibali, and Richie Porte, and also the reigning world champion, Peter Sagan, returning to the Vuelta for the first time since 2015. This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which makes the stable and easy to use Sprint Repair Stand. For more, check out www.feedbacksports.com.

Sepp Kuss absolutely smashed the field at Tour of Utah. So is he America's next star climber? We hear from Dane Cash, who was covering the race this year and Chris Case, who did an in-depth sports science feature on climbing that featured Kuss (how prescient!). Then, Fred Dreier talks to another star climber, Katie Hall, who just announced she will race for super-team Boels-Dolmans in 2018. This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which makes the stable and easy to use Sprint Repair Stand. For more, check out https://www.feedbacksports.com

Sepp Kuss absolutely smashed the field at Tour of Utah. So is he America's next star climber? We hear from Dane Cash, who was covering the race this year and Chris Case, who did an in-depth sports science feature on climbing that featured Kuss (how prescient!). Then, Fred Dreier talks to another star climber, Katie Hall, who just announced she will race for super-team Boels-Dolmans in 2018. This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports, which makes the stable and easy to use Sprint Repair Stand. For more, check out https://www.feedbacksports.com

The origin story and first episode! Presented by Feedback Sports.

It's pretty darn hard to get on a Tour de France team. Do results at the Dauphine or Tour de Suisse really matter? We talk to some of the peloton's key directors to understand how they assemble their rosters. Plus, we hear from riders about this stressful process to get a spot on a coveted spot in the Grand Boucle. Then, we bring on tech expert Dan Cavallari to talk about one of the wackiest stories we've seen in awhile: The aerodynamic leg gel that Lotto-Soudal used in the Dauphine's team time trial. What the heck? This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports.

It's pretty darn hard to get on a Tour de France team. Do results at the Dauphine or Tour de Suisse really matter? We talk to some of the peloton's key directors to understand how they assemble their rosters. Plus, we hear from riders about this stressful process to get a spot on a coveted spot in the Grand Boucle. Then, we bring on tech expert Dan Cavallari to talk about one of the wackiest stories we've seen in awhile: The aerodynamic leg gel that Lotto-Soudal used in the Dauphine's team time trial. What the heck? This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Feedback Sports.

This week Mr. David Palan and I run through how to d a bike clean.  It may sound like a simple thing, but doing it a certain way can save you time and headache! Also! we announce the winner of our Feedback Sports give away!!!!! Scott Dedenbach is on Twitter at @bikeshopcx @cyclocrossnet. Mr. David Palan is on Twitter at @mrdavidpalan. This podcast is also supported by Health IQ, a life insurance company that celebrates the health conscious, including cyclists. Visit healthiq.com/bikeshop to learn more & get a free quote, or check out their life insurance FAQ page to get your questions answered. If your on mobile and want to listen through Spotify: click here. Thanks as always for tuning in. If this is your first time listening, you can explore the rest of our episodes here. Bike Shop CX is part of the Wide Angle Podium podcast network. Check out  www.wideanglepodium.com, listen to the shows, and consider becoming a member.

January 21, 2018 Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE This is the first Just Riding Along of 2018. Tune in to hear how the gang has been doing since you heard from them last. Andrea has traveled back to Memphis and has some realizations, Matt gets news during the show that will make some people's eyes roll right out of their head, and believe it or not, Kenny has joined the drop side. Tune in to JRA and have yourself a good ole fashion listen. SHOW DONATIONS -Dave M of Colorado gave $10 -Josh K of Ohio gave $5 -Craig E of South Carolina gave $50 -Sloan C of Alberta gave $25 -R.S. N of Missouri gave $50 -Russell M of Colorado gave $25 -Maggie T California gave $25 -Nick Arendt of Iowa gave $25 If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. --------------- LISTENER QUESTIONS Questions answered by the crew in this episode: - Cameron wants to spread the word about raising money for CanTeen by riding across New Zealand - Matt from Kanadia sends over a tire question along with a video about nuggets. - John K from Atlanta wants to get a trainer for his through axle bike. Feedback Sports is the answer. -Craig E is going to Moab and wants some advice on bikes and trails. ------------------ RELATED SHOW LINKS Buy the JRA Intro Music Right Here Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Andrea's Memphis Blog Ibis Hakka MX Magura Seatpost Magura MT8 Brakes Woodward Utah SoHo Bikes Episode 03 - Tire destruction Park City Mountain Resort Leadville Trail 100 WTB Convict Tire Nugget Destruction Feedback Sports Trainer Cameron's New Zealand Ride JRA Kit - Find & Buy what they discuss Become a Mountain Bike Radio member Just Riding Along on Twitter Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Brickhouse Racing Instagram Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea’s Twitter Matt’s Twitter Kenny’s Twitter

This week Mr. David Palan and I recorded the show while live streaming on FB Live.  We talked with Katie Macarelli from Feedback Sports about sponsorship, things to do and not do, along with "What are you workin on" and Listener questions on tubeless yes or no, Disc brake rotor size and where to get good bike maintenance instruction on the net. Email: BikeShopShow@gmail.com

Fresh out of college, Doug Hudson and a friend launched Chrome as a baggy mountain bike clothing brand. Nowadays, that brand's better known for their iconic messenger bags, which entered the line before Doug sold his share of the company and entered the corporate world. That didn't last long, though. His wife convinced him to stop talking about his idea for bike scales and just do it. Fast forward several years and Feedback Sports offers a complete range of bicycle repair and storage stands, a killer new line of tools and more. We talk about how he funded the launch of Chrome when he was barely away from the University of Florida (and more interested in skiing, surfing and riding than working), what his work experience for others taught him about running a company, and how he's grown Feedback Sports through smart design and timely acquisitions of other brands and products. For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

Feedback Sports' Doug Hudson joins us to talk about some great gift ideas for the cyclist in your life!

Professional triathlete Tyler Butterfield joins us today to talk about his career thus far and the upcoming season.

Without Limits' Lance Panigutti joins us to discuss both recent and upcoming events

In this special episode, Matt is on location in Colorado with Lisa and Katie from Feedback Sports. Listen in as the discuss the new Feedback Sports Omnium Portable Trainer and other products and wrap up the episode discussing high school racing. A huge thanks to all show supporters! If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE. We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us atinfo@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Feedback Sports:   Based in Golden, Colorado, Feedback Sports was founded by avid cyclist/racer Doug Hudson in 2004 with his development of the Alpine Digital Scale to weigh bicycles. Early on, the scales were successfully distributed through another Colorado company named Ultimate Bike Support, which Feedback Sports acquired in 2008 to add bicycle work stands and storage stands to the Feedback product mix. We have since refined these proven, award winning designs and continue to develop new and innovative products.   Read more about the team at Feedback HERE. RELATED SHOW LINKS:   Feedback Sports Website Feedback Sports Facebook Page Feedback Sports Twitter Feedback Sports Instagram Buy a Just Riding Along Mug Become a Mountain Bike Radio member Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Brickhouse Racing Instagram Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea's Twitter Matt's Twitter Kenny's Twitter

Today I do a Catch all, catch up segment in the first part of the show wich includes announcing the Feedback Sports give away winners and then I talk about final cup and cone hub adjustments.  It's the old bungy cord technique.

This week I have a discussion with David Lee from SRAM about CX-1 and ZIPP products then I announce the winners of the Pro Gold give away and discuss disc brake rotors and finish off the show with a great discussion with Katie Macarelli and Tim Allen from Feedback Sports.