The BikeRadar Podcast

The ‘race of truth’ has been a staple of the Tour de France ever since its first appearance in the 1934 edition, but in recent years the length and quantity of time trials has dwindled at sport’s bigg...

14 Syys 202038min

The Tour de France has been the proving ground for many of the sport’s greatest technological innovations over the years, but what are the greatest ever bits of Tour de France tech? To discuss this an...

11 Syys 202036min

Diego Costa is the lead mechanic for the Ineos Grenadiers team at this year’s Tour de France. Ahead of the season’s biggest race, we caught up with him to discuss the mechanic’s life on the Tour, why ...

7 Syys 202027min

Jack and Simon look back through what’s hot and happening in the cycling world this week, including Simon’s pick of the best from le Tour de France. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inf...

4 Syys 202017min

Is the Tour de France an incredible celebration of the sport’s best features, or is it old fashioned, complicated and maybe even a little boring? Rob, Alex and Simon share an introspective, free flowi...

31 Elo 202045min

Simon Bromley is joined by BikeRadar’s Matthew Loveridge and George Scott to discuss the upcoming Tour de France, looking ahead to see what tech we might see from the big teams, and what trends this s...

28 Elo 202043min

Whether you're pushing on the pedals or letting gravity do the work, wind resistance is one of the major factors keeping you from going at warp speed.  Road cycling is full of aero this, wind-cheating...

24 Elo 202039min

Assistant editor, Jack Luke, and technical writer, Simon Bromley, talk through some the hottest stories published this week on BikeRadar.com, from pictures of what could be Chris Froome’s new bike, to...

21 Elo 202013min