Advertise on podcast: The Paceline Cycling Podcast

Rating

★★★★☆

4.4

from

297 reviews

Description

The Paceline is a cycling podcast aimed at roadies, mountain bikers, commuters, cyclocross enthusiasts, those who grind gravel—indeed anyone who claims cycling for their own. The bicycle is more than a thing, it’s an issue. The Paceline also discusses the bike’s place in society. The hosts love bike gear so expect some banter about what works and what does not on the road and trail. The podcast on two wheels. No training wheels needed. The Paceline is hosted Patrick Brady and John Lewis, and is a production by The Cycling Independent.

Unlock The Paceline Cycling Podcast podcast Email contact info,
Listeners & Audience details

Email contact information

Direct podcast contact details

Listeners

Audience numbers & engagement insights

Audience details

Podcast Insights

Podcast episodes

Check latest episodes from The Paceline Cycling Podcast podcast

#463: Sea Otter Classic

2026/04/23

While Patrick was taking notes for the written posts on Sea Otter, Lori interviewed people from Ibis, Pivot, Boyd Wheels, Allied Cycle Works and more.

#462 Sea Otter Classic Preview

2026/04/16

The bike industry’s annual family reunion, better known as the Sea Otter Classic happens this week at Laguna Seca Raceway near Monterey, Calif. We’re posting a day early because Lori and Patrick will be on their feet all day, but before that, they take a look at some of the brands and people they plan […]

#461: Cascade Bicycle Club

2026/04/09

This week Lori and Patrick welcome guest Paul Tolmé, the media relations director for Cascade Bicycle Club. With roughly 10,000 paying members, Cascade is one of the largest, if not the largest bicycle clubs in the country. We dig into their history, their rides and events and the incredible scope of their advocacy efforts.

#460: Joel Sehloff of Factor Bicycles

2026/04/02

This week, Lori and Patrick talk with Joel Sehloff, the West Coast head of OE sales for Factor Bicycles. He tells the story of his path through the bike industry, beginning with shop grom in Wisconsin, his time at Rotor USA, where he met Lori and on to his time with Factor.

#459: Gravel Pro Whitney Allison

2026/03/26

This week Lori and Patrick talk to pro gravel rider Whitney Allison of Bike Sports in Fort Collins, Colo. Following an impressive career as a pro on the road, Whitney and her husband, Josh, opened Bike Sports, an operation that puts on the FoCo—the Fort Collins gravel fondo, serves as a fit studio and coaching […]

#458: The Pros and Cons of Group Rides

2026/03/19

Lori and Patrick take a look at the pros and cons of group rides and the reasons why or why not a rider might consider doing them, if they aren’t already. Hint: They are believers. Show links:Lake CX403

#457: Cycling Vacations

2026/03/12

Lori and Patrick talk cycling vacations and what draws their eye, as well as how riding through a landscape engages you with it. They look at some of the touring opportunities that have captured their interest. Show links:Gravel UnravelCascade Bicycle Club Winthrop Gravel TourKoo Alibi Eyewear

#456: BMX Icon Taj Mihelich

2026/03/05

For those immersed in the world of BMX and/or freestyle riding, Taj Mihelich is an icon. Former World Champion and founder of the brands Terrible One and Fairdale Bicycles, Mihelich is also an accomplished artist whose work has appeared in Outside Magazine, Bicycling and Pink Bike. Lori and Patrick discuss with him how cycling has […]

#455: Dealing With Stress

2026/02/26

Stress does funny things to us. It can make us sleepy, irritable, drive us to drink or use other intoxicants. And the number it can play on our cardiovascular system, by hijacking our pulse and blood pressure can make an ordinary day seem impossible. Patrick and Lori explore ways they’ve used the bike to address […]

#454: David Wenger of Durata Training

2026/02/19

This week Lori and Patrick welcome guest David Wenger of Durata Training to the show. Wenger is a coach and bike fitter, not to mention a former national champion. His business, Durata, is based in Austin, Texas, where he works to fit clients, coach adult racers, and identify and develop up-and-coming talent.

#453: Former Pro and Spiritual Seeker Brad Huff

2026/02/12

This week Lori and Patrick welcome former pro cyclist and multi-national champion Brad Huff. Brad was part of the early success of Jonathan Vaughters Slipstream team that led to Team Garmin, which helped to prove that cyclists can both be drug-free and win races. Brad’s path since retirement has been one of spiritual growth and helping […]

#453: Paceline Tandem: Andy McGrath, Author of Tadej Pogačar: Unstoppable

2026/02/11

Our guest today is Andy McGrath, author of the new Tadej Pogačar biography Unstoppable. He’s been editor of Rouleur magazine and chief reporter at Cycling Weekly. He’s won awards. And this is his third cycling book, following biographies of Tom Simpson and Frank Vandenbroucke. We spoke with him about that book when it came out, […]

#452: Trust as Experienced Through Cycling

2026/02/05

Trust is a funny thing. You gotta give it to get it. Patrick and Lori discuss trust and where it intersects with their cycling lives, and how cycling has informed how they build trust with others. Show links:Gulo Wheels

#451: Not All Technical Advancements Are Created Interesting

2026/01/29

Not all technical advancements are created interesting. Some technical advancements are more interesting than others. This week, Patrick and Lori take a look at the tech that still invigorates their riding, or not. Show links: Active Release Technique Shimano Deore XT Di2

#450: Aerodynamicist Ingmar Jungnickel of AiRO Bike Fitting

2026/01/22

This week Patrick and Lori welcome Ingmar Jungnickel, an aerodynamicist and the founder of AiRO, a fitting system based on rider aerodynamics. AiRO uses CFD (computational fluid dynamics) to simulate wind tunnel testing to give riders otherwise unaffordable feedback on their bike position.

Podcast reviews

Read The Paceline Cycling Podcast podcast reviews

4.4 out of 5

297 reviews

★★★★☆

bricycle1 2024/05/24

Wonderful

Funny informative and well-spoken

★★★★★

JJ84055 2026/01/19

Interesting topics & good hosts

New to the podcast but really enjoy the combination of guests & meaty cycling topics. New co-host Lori provides a great perspective.

★★☆☆☆

miyataguy 2025/10/04

New woman is irritating and interrupts too much

Tell the new woman to take a breath and stop constantly interrupting. I had to stop listening to the allied interview because of her constant interru...

★★☆☆☆

Darren B 67 2025/09/09

Not Good Anymore

The co-hosts on this show have largely ruined it. I’d love to hear Patrick do the show alone, with some structured interviews with industry folks et...

★★★★★

TubelessSchwinn 2024/08/21

Well worth the listen

They cover a variety of cycling topics and the most important aspect of cycling, what makes you happy to ride and give advice to enhance your cycling ...

★★★★☆

CarCampers 2022/01/13

That’s a long opening intro song

Yikes. I kept thinking anytime now the song is gonna stop…nope. That is one long intro. I think you should go back to the shorter intro song.

★☆☆☆☆

JimV 1 2023/05/23

For roadies just move along

Stuck around for too long now.

★★★★★

eb was taken 2022/09/04

Excellent

Excellent, and I never thought I’d listen to a cycling podcast. I came to this via Revolting, via allhailtheblackmarket. These guys make an interestin...

★★★☆☆

PowerWalkingOnSunshine 2022/06/24

I used to love this podcast, but ….

This used to be my favorite cycling podcast, but now there is so little cycling actually discussed. I think both Patrick and John are very knowledgea...

★★★★★

Rip613 2021/10/10

Fantastic podcast

Recently discovered this gem and am working through the back catalogue. An insightful, thoughtful, and humorous look into why I (we?) love riding.

check all reviews on apple podcasts