Podcasts about fixed gear

Nicolas U a commencé les Critériums en pignon fixe il y a plus de 10 ans, avec le NMC 2 et le Red Hook Crit à Milan. Il a même été conseiller pour la création d'un CRIT en Chine en 2019. Son regard sur l'évolution de cette discipline vélo m'intéresse et elle intéressera sans doute nos auditeurs. En regardant les J.O. et en voyant émerger ces nouveaux sports issus de la culture urbaine, je me suis posé la question suivante : « Pourquoi pas le CRIT aux JO un jour ». L'unité de lieu, le spectacle, l'engagement physique et stratégique des coureurs sur des vélos simples seraient les ingrédients parfaits pour attirer des jeunes vers un vélo ludique et sportif. Bien sûr il existe la piste et franchement, même si j'apprécie cette filière fédérale, je décode pas très bien le spectacle sportif de certaines des épreuves qui nous sont proposées sur l'anneau. En plus, c'est forcément sur un vélodrome et le parc vieillissant de nos installations françaises se réduit de plus en plus, freinant ainsi le développement d'un discipline devenue marginale. Le fixe urbain a eu ses heures de gloire dans la mouvance issue de la culture des coursiers à vélo. Les coursiers passent de plus en plus aux cargos électrifiés et le romantisme du fixie en prend un sacré coup.   Il reste pourtant une poignée d'irréductibles qui persistent à rouler dans ce minimalisme absolu qui représente pour moi l'essence même du vélo. En ville lors de sorties en meutes, sur des CRIT dans des joutes furieuses, sur la longue distance dans un pédalage métronomique, ils se singularisent dans un monde croulant sous l'avalanche de technologies.Nicolas revient d'un des CRIT le plus célèbre dans le monde qui se déroule sur des voies fermées pour la circonstance à Berlin. Des centaines de concurrents étaient là avec un petit groupe de français.  Alors Nicolas peux-tu témoigner de l'évolution à la baisse des CRIT en France et quelles sont les tendances dans les autres pays qui résistent mieux que nous notamment en Allemagne d'où tu reviens ?   Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Jean-Sébastien Diméglio, fête ce mois ci les 2 ans d'existence de Pista Café à Bédouin. Ce lieu qu'il a co-fondé avec Vicky Carboneau, qui est son associée dans la vie comme ici dans ce café, est devenu le repaire des passionnés de vélo. Le pari d'installer une thématique « pista » à Bédouin au pied du Ventoux n'était pas gagné et pourtant ça a marché. Aujourd'hui, Vicky et Jean-Sébastien accueillent des événements et ils reçoivent toutes les catégories de cyclistes, même les plus audacieux. Ils grimpent et descendent le Ventoux avec leurs vélos en pignon fixe, créant une surprise teintée d'admiration auprès de tous ceux qui peinent à se hisser au sommet du Géant de Provence, avec 11, 12 ou 13 pignons sur leur roue arrière. Sébastien n'a pas fait que du vélo dans sa vie. Il a été prof, il a vécu en Suède. C'est sans doute attiré par la passion du vélo et particulièrement le fixe, puisqu'il a été coursier à vélo dans Paris, qu'il est ici à Bédouin avec Vicky. Ce couple de cyclistes ne cesser de développer leur concept de Bike Café atypique et Jean-Sébastien a créé un événement annuel qui réunit ici des fans de pignon fixe. Il l'a baptisé Atracktion pour rappeler la piste. Dans ce sympathique Bla Bla on parle de tout ça, et même plus... Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Hello everyone! There is some new stuff floating around! Can't complain about seeing new stuff on the market… but we're going to complain anyway… Balls of Titanium!  You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep96 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

Hello everyone! It was time to openly talk about everything that we listen, watch, or inspires us, when it comes to our riding journey. From rodeo playlists, to New York documentary, we all prepared a fine selection of what we would recommend you to take a look at. Yes, that's a lot of stuff  You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep91 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

Tjorven hat ein Fixie für seinen Bruder aufgebaut. Max war bei einem Rennen in Bremen und beide wollen gerne eine Garage oder werkstatt haben.

Life in the Peloton is proudly brought to you by Rapha We've finally got him on the pod – a spot that in his own words, he was born ready for, and I couldn't be more excited to chat with my friend FYXO (aka Andy White), to take a deep dive into the fixie world. It morphs nicely into the trajectory that Life in the Peloton has taken this year, where I've been talking a lot about uncovering all the different pelotons out there, and this is one of the most niche pelotons of them all. Andy and I go way back to our days racing the club scene in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, where he used to race on an old vintage steel bike. He spent time as a bike courier in London, where he worked during the ‘heyday' of the profession – where businesses would courier documents around the city in the same way we now send an email. It was a bit of an unexpectedly cool, cult profession at the time, that came with a bit of street cred. It was also from within the world of bike couriers that alley cat racing kicked off – which is an underground subculture of unstructured night races around the city, usually starting from the pub after a few pints. He has dabbled in all aspects of fixie riding since settling back in Melbourne, most notably setting up his brand FYXO, which was all about bringing fixed gear bikes into the country during the boom in fixie riding that happened a few years back and documenting his adventures around the world riding alley cat races. It's fascinating to hear about how Andy became immersed in this world and raced the alley cats in the cities of London and New York, before eventually bringing alley cat racing Down Under, and typically in his own unique way - in a style that he calls alley cats for the masses. The largest of these is the Melburn - Roobaix, which is now in its 16th year and has become synonymous with fixed-gear riding in Melbourne. It combines many of the different subcultures of cycling and the result is a fun, epic day of cycling, and something that I love being part of. I hope you enjoy listening and learning more about the intriguing world of fixie riding! Cheers, Mitch

In dieser Folge sprechen Max und Tjorven über Moshpits auf Festivals, Minimalimus im Leben, Fahrrad fahren in Dänemark und über Fixies!

Hello everyone! Welcome to this episode, all about fixed-gear criterium racing! This week we've asked our resident racer, a.k.a. Amanda, to tell us more about how to get these apexes and be fast no matter what! The rulebook doesn't mention the mandatory beer afterward…   You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep83 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

Herzlich Willkommen zur ersten Folge von Verhockungsgefahr! In dieser Folge reden wir darüber wie wir uns kennen gelernt haben und rum Rad fahren gekommen sind.

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In den letzten Jahren ist Tanja vom Triatlon , zum Fixed Gear bis hin zum Strassen Rad alles auf dem höchsten Level gefahren. In dieser Zeit konnte Tanja viele Erfolge einfachen , musste aber auch immer wider Rückschläge durch Stürze und Verletzungen hin nehmen. Warum sie sich jetzt entschieden hat vom professionellen Radsport zurück zu treten und warum die ihre Erfahrungen zu einer besseren Ärztin machen, das erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge ....

Today Jay and Lee tackle a controversial topic - fixed gear! Learn their definition of fixed gear, get an overview of the different kinds of gear that can be fixed, and hear their thoughts on when it is (and isn't) appropriate. Plus, Jay and Lee share two very different views on what the quintessential climbing experience looks like. Did we miss any types of fixed gear? Let us know at @firstascentpod on Instagram! Jay and Lee can be found at @jayknower and @xxleeweexx Disclaimer: The information expressed in this episode is for entertainment purposes only, and is not intended as, nor should it be interpreted as, informational or instructional.Check out our sister podcast, Brand New Information!

On today's episode Holden and I chat about a little bit of everything. His day job is at a hot rod shop in Ft. Worth and he's owned a few pretty rad cars over the years. He put his mechanical abilities to use and built hims a rad Tall Bike, which is the fodder for many of my questions on this episode. When he's not tooling around on his tall bike you may see him on his fixie cruising the streets of Ft. Worth with a cycling syndicate that goes by the name of "Smash Bros Plus One". Visit www.BikesorDeath.com for a full writeup, plus pictures of Holden's Tall Bike, Cars, and more.   EPISODE SPONSORS Panorama Cycles - Patrick is stoked to be riding and representing this forward thinking Canada based company. They build Backcountry Bicycles for the adventure cyclist and they are the only Certified Climate Neutral Bike Company on the market. Patrick is the new U.S. Sales Rep, so if you're interest in learning more please reach out at bikes@bikesordeath.com Athletic Greens – An important part of my health and welness routine and a great way to provide the nutriens your body needs on the go and on bikepacking trips. Go to www.athleticgreens.com/bikesordeath to take advantage of a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase.

Da sind wir wieder und wir haben Verstärkung mitgebracht. Tanja Erath! Die Frau der vielen Talente braucht keine Vorstellung. Triathlon, Fixed Gear, Bahnrad, Rennrad, Ärztin, Vodka O exen… was kann sie eigentlich nicht? Es war uns eine Freude! Viel Spaß.

Hello everyone! And welcome to episode 70!This one is a bit on the short side, but we tried really hard to figure out what was out best options for surviving the winter when you mainly ride track bikes. Staying inside or going full out Tracklo mode… the choice is yours. Bruh… -30C… You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep70 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

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Hello everyone! We are back at it! Back for some cool recordings after the summer, and we decided to start with a “back to school/work” buying guide of some sort. We decided to build 2 bikes each. A first one bellow $1000 and the other one around $2000. The list of the six build is down below with the relevant links. Enjoy the show! Going over budget was never an option… You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep64 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

As I was conducting some searches on the regular social platforms I came across German Based RAD-RACING a super cool FIXED GEAR inner track race for the LAST MAN/WOMEN Standing are announced as the winners. So I had to reach out to find the leader and mastermind(s) behind this freakin cool event. I found Ingo, with friends who created not just Rad-Race, Tour De Friends and other cycling events across the globe. Rad-Race is also a bike shop in Hember, Germany. I'm sure you will you will love this guy's attitude as much as I did!

Wie die Fixies ticken, wie sich die Szene gerade wandelt und wie sich Gravel entwickelt, das erklärt uns Janine Döring alias Mianzi Rei.

Hello everyone! Like many other things, fixed-gear riding looks to also be somewhat of a trend. Things come and go, repeat themself and sometimes end up never being heard again. Today, we went around the “Loop” to understand how the culture evolved and how it might develop in the future.We still have a little bit of time before the AI takeover You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep59 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram: @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

Today's Song of the Day is "Fixed Gear" from Snarls's EP, What About Flowers?, out now.

Coming to you Covid free after a bit of a scare last week, here's part 2 of my favorite songs of 2021. Enjoy and Happy New Year! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′10″ Favor by Julien Baker on Little Oblivions (Matador) 4′35″ Be Sweet by Japanese Breakfast on Jubilee (Dead Oceans) 11′04″ IDK by Phoebe Green on IDK (Chess Club/AWAL) 14′22″ Keep Moving by Jungle on Loving in Stereo (AWAL) 19′32″ Manic by CLOVES on Nightmare on Elmfield Road (Interscope) 22′18″ Pay Your Way In Pain by St. Vincent on Daddy's Home (Loma Vista) 28′27″ Before You Gotta Go by Courtney Barnett on Things Take Time, Take Time (Mom + Pop/Marathon Artists) 32′04″ Change by The War On Drugs on I Don't Live Here Anymore (Atlantic) 38′00″ Lilys by Warpaint on Lilys (Heirlooms) 41′30″ Tunnels by Weakened Friends on Quitter (Don Giovanni) 48′21″ Soft Spot by Claud on Super Monster (Saddest Factory) 51′17″ Head Cheerleader by Pom Pom Squad on Death of a Cheerleader (City Slang) 54′47″ Shivering by HAERTS on Dream Nation (AntiFragile) 58′43″ Help Is On The Way by Wavves on Hideaway (Fat Possum) 62′06″ Foot Forward by James Blake on Friends That Break your Heart (Republic/Polydor) 68′25″ Sunbathers by Strand Of Oaks on In Heaven (Galacticana/Thirty Tigers) 71′42″ Drown by NewDad on Waves (Fair Youth) 74′56″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 78′38″ Calming Night Partner by Land Of Talk on Calming Night Partner EP (Saddle Creek) 82′41″ VBS by Lucy Dacus on Home Video (Matador) 89′36″ Valentine by Snail Mail on Valentine (Matador) 92′42″ Bed Song 1 by Tasha on Tell Me What You Miss The Most (Father/Daughter) 96′37″ Rhododendron by Hurray For The Riff Raff on Life On Earth (Nonesuch) 100′11″ You Stupid Bitch by girl in red on if i could make it go quiet (AWAL) 103′24″ Baby Don't Cry by Sunflower Bean on Baby Don't Cry (Mom + Pop) 107′25″ Night Light by Cold Cave on Fate In Seven Lessons (Heartworm Press) 116′17″ Easy On Me by Adele on 30 (Columbia) Check out the full archives on the website.

As we bring the year to a close, let's wrap it all up with some of my favorite songs of the year. Here's part 1! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′20″ Wake Me Up by Foals on Wake Me Up (Warner Music UK) 4′32″ Pool Hopping by Illuminati Hotties on Let Me Do One More (Snack Shack Tracks) 11′00″ Chaise Lounge by Wet Leg on Chaise Lounge (Domino) 14′12″ Not Going Anywhere by Potty Mouth on 1% Happier (Get Better) 17′13″ Working for the Knife by Mitski on Laurel Hell (Dead Oceans) 19′47″ f*ckthat by IAN SWEET on f*ckthat (Polyvinyl) 27′26″ U&ME by Alt-j on The Dream (Canvasback/Infectious) 30′28″ Keeper by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 33′48″ Give It Hell by Yumi Zouma on Give It Hell (Polyvinyl) 37′09″ Justine Go Genesis by Sleigh Bells on Texis (Mom + Pop) 44′44″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 46′56″ Walkman by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 49′55″ To Feel It by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 53′13″ Puppy and a Truck by Jenny Lewis on Puppy and a Truck (Loves Way) 56′52″ Say What You Will by James Blake on Friends That Break Your Heart (Polydor/Republic) 64′27″ Breathe by Thyla on Thyla (Easy Life) 67′58″ From The Back Of A Cab by Rostam on Changephobia (Mastor Projects/Secretly Distribution) 70′47″ Silk Chiffon (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) by MUNA on Silk Chiffon (Saddest Factory) 74′03″ Cellophane (Brain) by Middle Kids on Today We're The Greatest (Domino) 81′00″ Stay In The Car by Bachelor on Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 83′39″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 87′28″ Like I Used To by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen on Like I Used To (Jagjaguwar) 91′44″ The Hardest Cut by Spoon on Lucifer on the Sofa (Matador) 98′29″ Cranium by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 103′11″ Iced Gems by Penelope Isles on Which Way To Happy (Bella Union) 107′58″ Once Twice Melody by Beach House on Once Twice Melody, Chapter 1 (Sub Pop) 116′56″ Hope by Arlo Parks on Collapsed in Sunbeams (Transgressive) Check out the full archives on the website.

As we bring the year to a close, let's wrap it all up with some of my favorite songs of the year. Here's part 1! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′20″ Wake Me Up by Foals on Wake Me Up (Warner Music UK) 4′32″ Pool Hopping by Illuminati Hotties on Let Me Do One More (Snack Shack Tracks) 11′00″ Chaise Lounge by Wet Leg on Chaise Lounge (Domino) 14′12″ Not Going Anywhere by Potty Mouth on 1% Happier (Get Better) 17′13″ Working for the Knife by Mitski on Laurel Hell (Dead Oceans) 19′47″ f*ckthat by IAN SWEET on f*ckthat (Polyvinyl) 27′26″ U&ME by Alt-j on The Dream (Canvasback/Infectious) 30′28″ Keeper by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 33′48″ Give It Hell by Yumi Zouma on Give It Hell (Polyvinyl) 37′09″ Justine Go Genesis by Sleigh Bells on Texis (Mom + Pop) 44′44″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 46′56″ Walkman by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 49′55″ To Feel It by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 53′13″ Puppy and a Truck by Jenny Lewis on Puppy and a Truck (Loves Way) 56′52″ Say What You Will by James Blake on Friends That Break Your Heart (Polydor/Republic) 64′27″ Breathe by Thyla on Thyla (Easy Life) 67′58″ From The Back Of A Cab by Rostam on Changephobia (Mastor Projects/Secretly Distribution) 70′47″ Silk Chiffon (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) by MUNA on Silk Chiffon (Saddest Factory) 74′03″ Cellophane (Brain) by Middle Kids on Today We're The Greatest (Domino) 81′00″ Stay In The Car by Bachelor on Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 83′39″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 87′28″ Like I Used To by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen on Like I Used To (Jagjaguwar) 91′44″ The Hardest Cut by Spoon on Lucifer on the Sofa (Matador) 98′29″ Cranium by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 103′11″ Iced Gems by Penelope Isles on Which Way To Happy (Bella Union) 107′58″ Once Twice Melody by Beach House on Once Twice Melody, Chapter 1 (Sub Pop) 116′56″ Hope by Arlo Parks on Collapsed in Sunbeams (Transgressive) Check out the full archives on the website.

Good morning everyone! Because It's December and most of you are gonna go back to your family, to have your annual dose of cringe. We went ahead and gave you a little taste in this episode with everything that grinds your gears and gives us the creeps in the fixed-gear culture. Prepare yourself to hear us rant for 50 minutes and when you really get in the mood you can finally go tell your uncle that his jokes are not funny anymore! Nah bruh, it's just "track slack" You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep45 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Brendan and Josh discuss a bunch of random cycling topics but the focus is mainly on the upcoming Vuelta al Ecuador. Brendan is gearing up for this late season (early season?) 8-day stage race after his successful road and KOM hunting seasons. The race starts December 8th! Check the links below for more info. https://www.facebook.com/VueltaEc/ https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/vuelta-a-ecuador/2021/startlist/preview A few of the many topics discussed; saddles bike fits Vuelta al Ecuador breakdown bike boxes traveling with gear nutrition group rides as training being selfish with your training goals town line sprints altitude tents fixed gear training carbon wheels in winter on brand technical issues :) Questions? Josh@EVOQ.BIKE | @mr.nogggle | @evoqbike Thanks for listening! Leave us a review on iTunes! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evoqbike/support

Hello shredders! At this point, we almost all know Mathie under his Instagram tag: @deythos. Heavy fixed-gear rider with more tricks under his belt than frames between his legs. Mathie has been pushing the fixed-gear freestyle scene for years and organizing events all around berlin under the name Fixed Gear Berlin. (@fxd.bln). Today was a special interview since Rob and I, know Mathie very well, and to be completely honest, it is hard to ask normal questions that sound obvious to all of us but not to our listeners. Hope you guys enjoy this episode and here are the few links to complete those show notes. We need to finish the obsession with Zipps and Ctracks… You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep41 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Hey everyone! Do you ever feel like people within the fixed gear community are trying to dictate how you should ride or how you should set your bike up? Cinelli frames, Thomson stems, Omnium cranks, Zipp wheels, and so on, seem like the default option across the scene. Of course, we’re exaggerating. A bit. Anything that doesn’t fall within certain guidelines that the community at large finds acceptable is often scrutinized by people, whether at races and meet-ups or behind the safety of anonymity online. Whether it is running a brake, having regular cranks and chainring, or simply not wide enough bars, there is often something that people will criticize for not being ‘okay’. Chances are you have experienced this and you wouldn’t be alone. Although we like to believe that we’re rebelling against and are very unlike mainstream (road) cycling, and doing our own thing, this may not be the case in all aspects. Even within the community, there are influences that lead most of us to have nearly identical parts and narrow down options to just a few different combinations. In this episode, we talk about where influences in the fixed-gear scene are coming from, how they can affect you, how they’ve affected us, and share our thoughts on this matter. Hey nice bike! Looks a lot like mine… Now I need to change everything! You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep37 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Ain't no party like a Len party. Let's get wacky with two hours of the best of new music. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′14″ U&ME by alt-j on The Dream (Canvasback/Infectious) 3′33″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 11′23″ Sweat Forever by Lily Konigsberg on Lily We Need To Talk Now (Wharf Cat) 13′56″ Keeper by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 17′16″ Gears by Lunar Vacation on Inside Every Fig Is A Dead Wasp (Keeled Scales) 20′31″ Valentine by Snail Mail on Valentine (Matador) 28′22″ Hatch by Sipper on Hatch (family computer) 31′23″ Graves by Hand Habits on Fun House (Saddle Creek) 34′34″ Basement by Church Girls on Still Blooms (Anchor Eighty Four/Big Scary Monsters) 38′01″ 4am by Girlhood on 4am (Team Talk) 46′46″ I Don't Live Here Anymore (ft Lucius) by The War On Drugs on I Don't Live Here Anymore (Atlantic) 51′59″ This Enchanted by Hatchie on This Enchanted (Secretly Canadian) 55′57″ Piece Of My Mind by Broods on Piece Of My Mind (Universal Music Australia) 59′18″ Skin 2 Skin by Hyd on Hyd (PC Music) 62′05″ Milky Way by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 69′13″ In Too Deep by Slow Pulp on In Too Deep (Self Released) 72′43″ Lady Luck by Bartees Strange on SC25 Singles (Secretly Canadian) 77′48″ Femme Fatale by Sharon Van Etten on I'll Be Your Mirror: A Tribute to the Velvet Underground & Nico (Verve) 82′53″ Steal My Sunshine (ft. Cherry Glazerr) by Portugal The Man on Steal My Sunshine (Atlantic) 91′56″ Sudoku by Penelope Isles on Which Way To Happy (Bella Union) 96′44″ Somethinggreater by Parcels on DAY/NIGHT (Because Music) 100′17″ Cherry by Little Hag on Leash (Bar/None) 104′15″ This New Heaven by Fine Place on This New Heaven (Night School) 109′06″ It Gets Better by Fauness on Maiden No More (Cascine) 117′53″ Out With A Bang by NVDES on Out With A Bang (Vibe Nation) Check out the full archives on the website.

Hey everyone! A sense of elitism pervades most hobbies, ranging from uptight coffee snobs to photography armchair experts and the fixed gear community isn’t isolated from this type of behavior. No matter how self-aware and welcoming the whole culture may be, there will always be some people who try to steer the fixed-gear culture into a certain way and exclude those who are branching off from the ‘accepted’ norms. These can include aspects such as the big brakes vs brakeless situation, using bibs vs cool shorts, riding with clipless shoes instead of OG clips. We discuss elitism, fixed gear, and road cycling, how it is perpetuated in fixed gear culture, its impact and our own experiences, and where we stand. Don’t be a d*ck and see you next week! You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep34 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià

Hey all, SURPRISE! Another cool guest on the show this week. Bet you were expecting an episode on the second-hand market, huh? Gottem. That’s next week (maybe) For now, enjoy our talk with Jackson from the Utah-based FOAD gang. If you’re on the lookout for fixed-gear content producers, you’ve probably come across FOAD either on Youtube, Instagram or even Tik Tok. They have countless very well produced cycling edits and how-to videos tackling the trusty track stand all the way to wheelies and 180s. We delve deeper into the riding scene in Utah, FOAD’s setup and ambitions, future projects and more. We had a lot of fun talking to Jackson and recording this episode LIVE for the very first time as Jackson was streaming the conversation on the FOAD YouTube channel! In any case, we hope y’all enjoy and have a good week! Stay safe, send big tricks, and have fun! You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep26 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

A transcript of this episode is now available at transandcaffeinated.com/transcripts/ PAYMENT | Venmo: @charli-mandel SOCIAL | IG: @gnarli_xcx LINKS | Documentary: Fixed up - A Terrible Idea Cycling Tips Article: Everesting on a Fixie with a Hormone Headwind ABOUT | It's hard to know which one Charli Mandel learned first: how to walk, or how to ride a bike. You know, come to think of it, you probably need to be able to walk before you can learn how to ride a bike… but if it were possible to ride a bike first, I'm pretty sure Charli would have done it. Because from the time she was itty bitty teeny tiny, Charli. Loved. Bikes. Starting at just 4 years old on a little Rhino Racer mini, they would eventually go on to set their very own world record. This episode mentions transphobia, misgendering, and biking injuries This is Charli Mandel on the World's VERY FIRST Fixed Gear Brakeless Everesting Not sure what that means? I didn't at first either, but that's what this interview is for, silly billy! Looks like you came to the right place... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/transandcaffeinated/support

Hi everyone, Rob - the man, the myth, the legend - is back! It was great to welcome Rob back onto the podcast for a fun hour (or two)! As many of you likely remember, he was the first guest on the SSS podcast (episode #3) where we talked about the fixed gear scene in Berlin, Fxd.BLN and more. This time around we talked about some very exciting developments in the fixed-gear world, a killer photo-centric book about the global fixed gear scene and its cycling groups. This book will be releasing later this year and is written by none other than Rob himself, so make sure to check out his website! Additionally, we talk about Fxd.BLN’s recent trip to Hamburg to ride with the Brakeless Cycling peeps, their large event that is in the works, Skream Bikes sponsoring Rob and his wheel building gig. Have a nice week, and don’t forget, it’s only a matter of time before, you too have a dedicated bike-room You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep24 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Hi everyone, All of us love fixed gear bikes and riding them, but most of us probably also have other hobbies that take up our time, space, and money. This episode will focus on a handful of hobbies that we see as being more prevalent within the fixed gear community and explore the reasons for this. Additionally, we discuss the benefits and possibilities that having shared hobbies can provide for the fixed gear community and its members. Whether it's drinking coffee or collecting old school cameras, there’s a chance that one of your hobbies is mentioned in this episode! Let's just admit it, hipsters are just fixed gear riders with way more money You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep21 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Hey cultured fixed-gear enthusiasts, Have you ever wondered about the current state of the fixed gear scene? Where it came from and where it's going? Wonder no more! This week we tackle what the culture is, how it was born, and most importantly, how it is being kept alive today. With the advent of the internet and social media, the fixed gear scene has grown and managed to reach many parts of the world. Now there are countless riders, bike crews, crit organizers, content producers, and brands close to the community that plays a vital role in keeping the culture alive and thriving! That’s it for this week! Keep the culture growing, let’s spread and defeat the e-bikes army! You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep18 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Follow us on Instagram : @slowpinsociety Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Hey, Slow Spinners! Are your stacks of cash burning a hole in your wallet? Do you feel the need to engage in retail therapy? This is the perfect episode for you. The ability to customize a fixed-gear bike from the rims and tires down to valve caps and bolts allows one to let loose and develop the perfect bike for one’s needs and taste. The big question is: Where does one start? In this episode, we go through a semi-ordered list of parts to prioritize when upgrading or updating. Naturally, some parts are personal and depend on riding style, budget, taste, and so on. We do not always agree with each other and that’s okay, so take this list with a grain of salt and build whatever you’d love to ride! You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep17 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Với một số người, nhất là các bạn trẻ, xe đạp Fixed Gear không còn quá xa lạ. Đây là loại xe đạp không phanh được thiết kế giản lược tối đa các chi tiết để tạo sự tự do cho người sử dụng, nhưng đồng thời cũng làm tăng nguy cơ gây TNGT nếu được sử dụng làm phương tiện di chuyển ngoài đường.

Today we have not one, but TWO special guests to help us talk about maternity leave. Amy and Brit join us from the Still Not Ready podcast. If you remember the super cringey Canadian teen drama, Ready or Not, then you have to check out their podcast! They're both finishing up a year of COVID mat leaves and share their experiences. We talk about how mat leave before and during the lockdowns impacted the experience, and tips on how new moms can make the most of their time home with their new little one. We drink the Guelph brewed Fixed Gear cherry sour, reveal the product that got us through our mat leaves, and give our mom shout outs to LUCY RAMONE AND PHYLLIS ZIM from, you guessed it, Ready or Not! Thanks again to Amy and Brit for joining us, we had a blast!! Find us on the socials or write to us at momvoicepod@gmail.com. 

G'day listeners In this episode, we went through some (terrible) trends and ideas that have entered and left the scene over the years and shared our thoughts on them. Whether it's ultra-compact riser bars or 3kg deep-colored aluminum rims, there's a good chance we trash talk trends which you (and we) have followed! This is, of course, all in good fun and our opinions don't and shouldn't prevent anyone from customizing and using their bike the way they want to. You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep14 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Email us at slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music: Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society Don’t forget bar tape and see you next week!

Johanna Jahnke ist Radfahrerin aus Leidenschaft. Dabei spielt es gar keine große Rolle welche Art von Rad Johanna fährt sowohl klassisch Rennrad als auch Gravelbike oder Fixed-Gear. Ob als Fixed-Gear Pionierin oder als erste Frau, die gemeinsam mit ihrer Rennpartnerin das Transcontinental Race erfolgreich gefinisht hat Johanna hat schon viel erlebt im Radsport und selbst aktiv dazu beigetragen, dass Frauen in diesem Sport Beachtung finden. Dabei ist Johanna auch noch unglaublich vielseitig. Denn vor ihrer Radsportkarriere war Johanna Rugby-Nationalspielerin. Heute arbeitet Johanna als Sportmental-Coach und gibt dort ihre eigenen Erfahrungen an Sportler und Sportlerinnen weiter. Shownotes Johannas Podcast: Die wundersame FahrradweltInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johanna_jahnke/Komoot: https://www.komoot.de/user/diewu...

Johanna Jahnke ist Radfahrerin aus Leidenschaft. Dabei spielt es gar keine große Rolle welche Art von Rad Johanna fährt sowohl klassisch Rennrad als auch Gravelbike oder Fixed-Gear. Ob als Fixed-Gear Pionierin oder als erste Frau, die gemeinsam mit ihrer Rennpartnerin das Transcontinental Race erfolgreich gefinisht hat Johanna hat schon viel erlebt im Radsport und selbst aktiv dazu beigetragen, dass Frauen in diesem Sport Beachtung finden. Dabei ist Johanna auch noch unglaublich vielseitig. Denn vor ihrer Radsportkarriere war Johanna Rugby-Nationalspielerin. Heute arbeitet Johanna als Sportmental-Coach und gibt dort ihre eigenen Erfahrungen an Sportler und Sportlerinnen weiter. Shownotes Johannas Podcast: Die wundersame FahrradweltInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johanna_jahnke/Komoot: https://www.komoot.de/user/diewu...

Johanna Jahnke ist Radfahrerin aus Leidenschaft. Dabei spielt es gar keine große Rolle welche Art von Rad – Johanna fährt sowohl klassisch Rennrad als auch Gravelbike oder Fixed-Gear. Ob als Fixed-Gear Pionierin oder als erste Frau, die gemeinsam mit ihrer Rennpartnerin das Transcontinental Race erfolgreich gefinisht hat – Johanna hat schon viel erlebt im Radsport und selbst aktiv dazu beigetragen, dass Frauen in diesem Sport Beachtung finden. Dabei ist Johanna auch noch unglaublich vielseitig. Denn vor ihrer Radsportkarriere war Johanna Rugby-Nationalspielerin. Heute arbeitet Johanna als Sportmental-Coach und gibt dort ihre eigenen Erfahrungen an Sportler und Sportlerinnen weiter.

Johanna Jahnke ist Radfahrerin aus Leidenschaft. Dabei spielt es gar keine große Rolle welche Art von Rad Johanna fährt sowohl klassisch Rennrad als auch Gravelbike oder Fixed-Gear. Ob als Fixed-Gear Pionierin oder als erste Frau, die gemeinsam mit ihrer Rennpartnerin das Transcontinental Race erfolgreich gefinisht hat Johanna hat schon viel erlebt im Radsport und selbst aktiv dazu beigetragen, dass Frauen in diesem Sport Beachtung finden. Dabei ist Johanna auch noch unglaublich vielseitig. Denn vor ihrer Radsportkarriere war Johanna Rugby-Nationalspielerin. Heute arbeitet Johanna als Sportmental-Coach und gibt dort ihre eigenen Erfahrungen an Sportler und Sportlerinnen weiter. Shownotes Johannas Podcast: Die wundersame FahrradweltInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johanna_jahnke/Komoot: https://www.komoot.de/user/diewu...

Hey, hello, and hi to everyone reading this! For this episode, we decided to do something a bit different from the usual programming. Both of us compiled a list of around 10 parts of cycling that elicit minor or major discussions and disagreements in the community. We did not know each other’s lists and, in most cases, stances regarding various cycling aspects. This, of course, was all in good fun and only represents our personal preferences. Furthermore, we were not able to go through both lists in this episode. Maybe this requires a part two in the future? Let us know if you’d like that and if so, feel free to send us your own takes on aspects of cycling that we haven’t discussed. You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep12 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Email us at : slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here : https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music : Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

Hi everyone! This month’s Slow Spin Society guest is none other than Amy Danger! If you’re interested in wacky and cool 80s and 90s track frames (and builds), you’ve most likely already seen her collection online on Instagram. Besides showcasing her Cinelli Laser, Takhion, and Rossin, she is the proud owner of multiple Cannondale Tracks! This frameset is one of, if not, the most sought after and well-known frames in our little corner of the cycling culture. You can learn more here: https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep11 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowspinsocietypodcast Email us at : slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here : https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music : Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society Enjoy the sun (or rain!) and see you next week!

Welcome Rob! Hi everyone, thanks for tuning into this week's episode! This time, we had a blast talking to Rob from Fxd.bln! We discussed cycling in Berlin, both it's up and downsides, fxd.bln and the fixed gear community and briefly touched upon fixed gear freestyle and how to start tricking! You can learn more here : https://www.slowspinsociety.com/podcast/slow-spin-society-podcast-ep3 Email us at : slowspinpodcast@gmail.com Join our Discord Server here : https://discord.gg/HnDdtRRQ9w Cover Illustration by @juliettejoe_ Intro/outro music : Lovely Swindler – Amarià © 2021 Slow Spin Society

- Die letzte Instanz, Alltags-Rassismus-Bullshit-Bingo in Reinform- Dank an Podbrand.de & Matze Rossi- Björn's aktuelle Gedanken zu seiner Hochzeitsfotografie- Christophers Schneemann-to-go- Gilmore Girls hält im Lockdown bei Laune- Pessimismus oder Realismus- wie kam Björn zur Sportfotografie?- We Are Traffic- Red Hook Crit- Expertise im Sport wichtig oder unwichtig?- Equipment- Budgets in der Sportfotografie vs. Hochzeitsfotografie- Glen E. Friedman- Dogtown Boys

I have been a huge fan of Team CNCPT for years, from watching the guys racing fixed gear to now seeing their adventures out in California. I reached out to Alvin about recording a podcast talking a bit about what these legends do, from the Red Hook Crit days to plans for this year. I hope you enjoy!  https://www.chrishallrides.com https://www.instagram.com/chrishallrides https://twitter.com/chrishallrides BUY SOME ZERO LEMON MERCH: https://www.zero-lemon.com/ The following companies (that you'll see in my content) support me either financially or with free stuff, so huge thanks to these guys for helping me with the challenges I take on Attacus Cycling,  Cervélo, Lazer Helmets,  Shimano, Schwalbe Tires, Parcours Wheels, Sungod Eyewear, Pedalsure Cycling Insurance

Chris and Joshua discuss fixed gear things that they miss and parts that will be missed. Joshua speaks with John Wilkinson of Gravel Gang & CycleX Cycles in Columbia, Missouri. Hosted by Joshua LaBure / @joshualabure Chris Jackson / @chrisfxd Instagram: @savethetrackbike www.savethetrackbike.com Produced by Figure Podcasts Feature music from Vitamin Pets. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savethetrackbike/message

Welcome to the Urban Misfit Podcast! Thanks for all the support!Memo and I talk about how he accidentally got into fixed gear riding, and where it has taken him, and what its done for him, & the people around him. Memo talks about going to Deezy Bike Life Signature bike release party, and how riders like Deezy & Blocboi inspired him to start SLOWWHEELZ. Go follow him if you don't already! on IG @guillermogalindo_ and subscribe to his YouTube channel!.Memos YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/ThereGoesMemo/featured.SLOWWHEELZ Merch Linehttps://slowwheelz.bigcartel.com/products

อดีต ปัจจุบัน อนาคตของชุมชนฟิกซ์เกียร์ไทยจากมุมมองของพี่ใหญ่ในวงการ โด่ง-ธรรมวัต อรรถจินดา แห่งร้าน Sweet Pista

Patrick Seabase is an outstanding fixed gear cyclist from Switzerland. He completed one of the most treacherous Tour de France stages on a fixed gear bike ever. For this episode I met him in Bern, Switzerland. Patrick told me about his fastest speed ever on a bike, his crazy project 1910 and why healthy food is such important. He teaches us about being esthetic on the bike, the best training for each project and the importance of recovery. You should definitely not miss this one!Go check out the Vlog of our trip to Bern: https://youtu.be/DZgPPKhV7BQClick here for the Video Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbEaGvWM-sE&feature=youtu.beDon’t miss out when we drop the next episode next week with South African/French duo Cyril Despres and Mike Horn who teamed up for the Dakar Rally. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, on any other podcast app and on https://redbull.com/decoding-athletes.If you’re enjoying the series or inspired by the stories you’ve heard, get in touch with us using #DecodingAthletes on social.Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthiasdandoisTwitter: https://twitter.com/MatthiasDandoisFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MatthiasDandoisYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MatthiasAlex1TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@matthiasdandois Follow Patrick Seabase on Instagram:Instagram: http://instagram.com/patrickseabaseDecoding Athletes with Matthias Dandois is produced by ASI Media Events (Matthias Dandois & Pierre Blondel) and Maniac Studios (Daniel Sprügel & Simon Wimmeler) for Red Bull Media House.

This Week we explore the wide world of track events and fixed gear riding, TC talks chain tension, We visit Velo Vocabulary for Skinsuit and Velodrome, and take a look inside #messlife and Alleycat races! More content on Facebook and Youtube at Crank Revolution Media.

It was in the middle of a three hour car ride from Minglanilla on my way back to Mandaue when I realized that my days were being ruined by hours and hours of wasted time in the car. I couldn't stand it anymore. Then I fondly remembered a trip to Copenhagen. Everyone was riding a bike. But I thought that there's no way that would work in Cebu. Fast forward to two years later, my vehicle of choice is a bicycle. There's so much good from commuting via bicycle. I can't talk about it enough. So I realized it would be good to talk to another person who has been doing the same thing for much longer than me. It also helps that he was one of the pioneers of the Fixed Gear community in Cebu, had a hand in the Road Revolution in 2011, and has been preaching the bike as a commute for a while. I talked to Rye Kido. In this episode, we talk about the fixed gear community, his journey to cycling (there were girls involved), the state of commuting in Cebu, and musings about possible solutions. Enjoy!     SHOWNOTES Bottega Franz Deadways (Zerothreetwo Conversations episode) Road Revolution 2011 Renato Mier Camilo Labandero Incima Giro d'Luca Ian Intong En Masse: Round Cebu Loop 2017         Where can people find you? https://www.facebook.com/rye.kido https://www.facebook.com/CebuFixedGear/ https://www.facebook.com/RE.Cycle.Bikes.CEBU/ https://www.facebook.com/MelvinPROTOS/ https://www.facebook.com/CRITICAL.MASS.CEBU/ https://www.facebook.com/TourJackAdventures/   This podcast is brought to you by the Foressa Nature Photo Contest 2019. A three day camp-in nature photography contest happening on February 1 - 3 2019. Register at: www.foressanaturephotocontest.com Four ways to support the show: Become a Patreon subscriber, click here. Buy Zerothreetwo Merchandise at the Assembly Online Share this episode on social media. Leave a rating on iTunes.   Music is Piano March by Audionautix

A conversation with Max Pratt from Pratt Frameworks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savethetrackbike/message

A conversation with Mike Norton of Team Aerosaur + Ottawa Fixed Gear. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savethetrackbike/message

Karl Moritz (Kajomo) is a trooper. In June of 2010 he was struck head on by a vehicle while cycling on a neighborhood road in Southeast Portland. As if this wasn’t devastating enough, he was dragged 32 feet underneath the car. He was given a 90% chance of being in a vegetable state if he did indeed survive the accident. He spent over 30 days in a Coma and several months in the hospital. Miraculously, a year after his accident, he biked a Century (100 miles). He is incredible. To this day, he cycles Fixed Gear now for cognition and exercise benefits nearly every day and even rode his hand built Track bike to meet up with me. His story is more than inspiring, and the amount he has overcome can only be understood by listening to his story. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as Kajomo and I did.

Fixed Gear racer Tony Musorafite is battling for the lead in the 60+ solo division of RAW as he makes his way through the mentally trying Parker, AZ-Congress, AZ portion of the course. We check in with his crew chief Ellen Kirk for an update on Tony's progress See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tony's crew chief Ellen Kirk checks in for a brief chat as Tony races toward Brawley. We cut it early as Ellen needed to get her racer some liquid and cell service was iffy. We'll be checking in a minimum of twice per day until they get to Durango! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lots of components.  Impeccable miniatures.  Tasteful nudes?  You get it all in this week’s episode of Beer’d Gamers when we take on the steampunk, alternate history-themed Scythe. Scythe is a resource-gathering and objective-based board game much like Catan, but it also has an element of combat which allows for players to earn victory conditions in order to bring on the scoring phase of the game.  Scythe is one of the most beautiful and smooth board games any of us have every played, and we hope that you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed playing.  The game retails for roughly $70 depending on the seller, and we Beer’d Gamers highly recommend picking up a copy for your next board game night. This week in malted beverages we’ve got Nelson drinking Block Party by Karben4, Junior and Teej coincidentally drink the same beer, Bacon Bomb Rauchbier from Brenner Brewing Co., and Schnell goes with a Wisconsin craft classic Fixed Gear, a red IPA from Lakefront Brewery.  We have an all-Wisconsin beer episode on tap for you this week!

Chicago Riding on Fixed Gear: Bike Equity on the South Side Produced by Gerardo Salgado Flores This audio piece is the final project of the Social Justice News Nexus fellowship, Cycle 4: Energy and Environmental Justice of Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University. Gerardo Salgado dove into the bicycling community in Chicago, interviewing cyclist from across Chicago North to South Side. Uncovering a hidden truth within the community and its fellow cyclist and life threatening issues cyclist face everyday. Other topics: bike equity, lack of bike infrastructure in the South Side neighborhoods of Chicago, and lack of Bicycling awareness and topics as such that can potentially.

Bike Karma EP17: Fixie + Fixed Gear Bikes 101- Bicycle Words List #1- Portapotty Physics for Cyclists   Interviews and Segments- -Intro  1- Fixies and Fixed Gears 101 with "Sparky" from Brooklyn NYC, from fixedgearheroes on Instagram. Here's an onramp to finding out more about the world of fixed gear bikes. 2- Bicycle Words List #1- Play along with Mo, Joe, Liz, Carol, Rob, and Kevin as they try to figure out words from many different disciplines in the cycling world. We cover words commonly used in the cycling world, but that might not be known by those outside of that genre. 3- Portapotty Physics for the Cyclist - just please listen, don't ask me to explain.    If you like any segment or episode PLEASE follow, like, share, or even better give a positive review on iTunes, Podbean, Instagram, Tumblr, etc... and share with any bicycle loving friends or people who don't like bicycles but who need to understand why you do.   To see what is mentioned in the podcast check out my...     Bike Karma Instagram Page www.instagram.com/bike_karma/   and/or    Bike Karma Facebook Page www.facebook.com/BikeKarma/   I'll put links and additional materials there..   The Mission of the Bike Karma Podcast is just to be a friendly point on the map for anyone who loves any type of bicycle to make connections with other bicycle enthusiasts from inside and outside of their own camps. From riding, to fixing, to collecting... from begineers to champions... from the garage workshop to the peleton... we've either covered it or are planning on it.... It is not meant to be a guidebook (you should think for yourself and safely ride within your abilities) just interesting stories. Thanks for coming along for the ride.      THANKS VERY MUCH FOR LISTENING!    Bike Karma, The Bicycle Karma Project, The Bicycle Karma Cat are TM Tom Brown, All Rights for the TM and Content are reserved, Theme Music with Permission by the Band Mobjack at Mobjack Music and written and performed by Keller Glass  

Flora is our coolest guest to date, she's from the Berlin based Fixed Gear Girl Gang She36. We chat shit on the Rapha Nocturne. Alex went to the Women's Tour. We take a brief break from Richard to read a lively except from Grayson Perry. Clanger: The sound quality was shite last time, Editor Alex is sorry, this is way better. ~ Guests ~ Beth Anderson @velobetty https://twitter.com/velobetty https://www.instagram.com/velobetty/ Flora from She36 https://www.instagram.com/she36_/ shethirtysix.tumblr.com/ ~ Topics ~ Rapha Nocturne pages.rapha.cc/nocturne The Rapha Short https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rm4Z4qmF2A&feature=youtu.be The Women's Tour www.womenstour.co.uk The She36 Gang Tattoo *Asked Flora for the link* Cake Ride http://berlinerfahrradschau.de/de/veranstaltungen/event/cake-ride-she36-x-fahrtwind/ Take a Brake Berlin Cycling Cafe https://www.facebook.com/brakeberlin/ Radspannerrai https://rad-spannerei.de/ She36 facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SHE36berlin/ ~A moment with Grayson (Perry)~ Grayson Perry: https://twitter.com/Alan_Measles Grayson Perry on his Vogue Elite bicycle https://twitter.com/thebonnieloon/status/874318299668074496 ~ Work handles ~ Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/ London Bike Kitchen www.lbk.org.uk/ ~ Our personal handles ~ Alex Davis twitter.com/Singyamatokun Jenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon ~ Track ~ Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0Sounds For The Supermarket 6 (1975) - Grocery Store Music www.youtube.com/watch?v=rISaoB5gP…GnK7cGsw1B7Qa-L7Q See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bicycle gears and brakes, huh, good god y’all, what are they good for, absolutely nothin’! Wait…what? According to today’s interviewee, Sean Martin, riding a bicycle sans multiple gears and brakes is the only way to go! Well, the best way at least. Sound a little unsafe? Well, time to quit being such a wuss and listen to the joys and virtues of fixed gear bicycle riding!

We love question and answer shows. We learn so much from our athletes, readers and listeners. Below in the show notes are some of the questions that Coach Rob goes over on this show. We would love to have you send us even more questions for our next Q and A show at the end of the month. Send us a tough or interesting question and who knows we may do a whole show around it. Make it real interesting and we may even put you on the show!

Rebroadcast of episode 156 featuring Matt Brynildson from Firestone Walker.

Rebroadcast of episode 156 featuring Matt Brynildson from Firestone Walker.

Special Guest: Nik White. Nik talks with us about Chicago Beer Geeks, The new Chicago Beer Pass Podcast, and we finally taste the Beard Beer!

Special Guest: Nik White. Nik talks with us about Chicago Beer Geeks, The new Chicago Beer Pass Podcast, and we finally taste the Beard Beer!

Special Guests: Matt Brynildson, John Bryan, and Rob Salitore from Firestone Walker Brewing Company.

Special Guests: Matt Brynildson, John Bryan, and Rob Salitore from Firestone Walker Brewing Company.

Special Guest: Jeremy Bidwell. Commentary on the top 5 beernews.org stories of 2011.

Special Guest: Jeremy Bidwell. Commentary on the top 5 beernews.org stories of 2011.

With only one speed, no flywheel, and no brakes, the fixed-gear reduces the modern bicycle to its most basic machinery. Graphic designer and amateur racer Naz Hamid tells why he loves to ride on the wild side. Produced by Jonathan Menjivar.

From the Cycle Jerk's Website: Trick Track is exactly what it sounds like: Tricks on Track bikes. This months Trick Track was held at Civic Center Park and is organized by Fuck You Phil Carlson and Hot Tony. Besides tricks, we started off the night this time with a beer sweep. Who ever can pick up the most beers and hold them- without a bag- wins. . . the beer. Sam Turner won this Trick Track with his Superman trick. To find out more about Trick Track (now called “Track Attack”), check out their Myspace page.

See This Video and Much Much More at tonight's Kick Ass Biking redux 7PM at Free Geek (1731 SE 10th Ave, in Portland) PORTLAND, Ore. - After a recent traffic ruling requiring bike messengers use hand brakes or “a stick” to stop a fixed gear bicycle, messengers and other bike activists gathered near the Vera Katz East Bank Esplanade to learn the braking skill of stick stopping. For more background: See the original story at bikeportland.org And the video: Ayla Brakes at CrankMyChain.com

Portland, Ore.-- Ayla Holland, a professional bike messenger and fixed-gear (aka - fixie) enthusiast was recently cited and convicted for riding a bicycle without a brake. On behalf of herself and fixie riders in Oregon she is appealing the decision. Here she demonstrates how she can be safe and abide by the law in this video exclusive for CrankMyChain!