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Host Wesley Cheney takes a ride with a new e-bike owner, Randy, in "Bike City," and interviews him about his first bike, his favorite bike, and what he'd do with a billion dollars in cycling infrastructure funding.

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In a throw back episode, host Wesley Cheney interviews his dad, Hank Cheney, about his first bike, his favorite bike, and the many places he rode. After a lifetime of biking the Green Mountains, Hank died suddenly in his backyard two weeks ago.

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Host Wesley Cheney faces his steepest challenge yet- Pittsburgh's Canton Avenue. Can he climb without walking and descend without crashing the 37% grade?

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In this bonus episode, host Wesley Cheney shares his submission to the Sound Off story contest organized by his favorite podcast, Twenty Thousand Herz. What are the sounds of cycling?

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Host Wesley Cheney sits down for a conversation with Charleston Bicycle Center owner Andrew Greene about minimalist bicycles, hosting the national road bike championships, and the joys of owning a bike shop.

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Host Wesley Cheney is joined by Charleston Bicycle Center owner Andrew Greene to recount when he was last lost on his bike and discuss what makes for a good trail.

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In the latest episode of Tell Me About Your Bike, Host Wesley Cheney takes a ride into the unknown on his new bike.

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Host Wesley Cheney sits down with professional trail builder Tracy Toler and learns about what makes for a good trail, the perils of vigilante trail building, and the benefits of tubeless tires.

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