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Gabe, route designer of the Oregon Outback and Oregon Timber Trail, tells us what he thinks makes an iconic ride. We also get a behind the scenes look at the Oregon Timber Trail, a cross state bikepacking route connecting hundreds of miles of single...
How and why did Erick start the Bicycle Nomad brand? Why is it important for bike shops to create a community? Why are people of color so under represented in bikepacking media? In this fun and insightful conversation with Erick Cedeno of Bicycle ...
The Great Divide bikepacking route is turning 20 this year. It has inspired many to tour, race and open businesses along the route. One of those persons is Cricket Butler. She learned about the route when she turned 40 and it has forever changed h...
We taste bourbon and talk about the most interesting bikes at this years NAHBS, as well as the new releases from Surly and All-City at Frostbike. We also talk about a recent artcile on Bikepacking.com comparing panniers and a bikepacking setup and h...
Gravel grinding with a gourmet meal at the end of each day? Sign us up! We interview Zander Ault of The Cyclist's Menu, a company that is redefining the bike road camp model with mixed terrain riding and food made from locally sourced farmers and ran...
In this episode of PLPTalks we interview Eric Parsons of Revelate Designs, one of the originators of modern bikepacking bags! We talk about the early days of bikepacking, how his business has grown over the years and what it is like to pioneer lots o...
This episode is made possible by the Art of Survival Century Ride (http://www.survivalcentury.com) and listeners like you. Learn how you can support the series at (http://www.pathlesspedaled.com/subscribe-monthly/) In this episode of PLPTalks we int...
In this episode of PLPTalks we interview Walter Skrzypek, from Falls Creek Outfitters, the man behind so many of the bicycle patches you see on Instagram. How did he start? Why are bike patches so popular? What are the latest patch trends? This episo...
A blast from the past. When we first set off almost a decade ago we wanted to make audio slide shows. We only made a few. I distinctly remember making this in a cheap motel in far west Texas. We had nothing to eat but a tin of olives and vienna sausa...
In this interview we talk with Jalet and Pat, the owners of Spoke'n Hostel in Mitchell, OR. Mitchell is a town of 125 people along the ACA TransAm route. Find out whay they started it, how it has changed the town's perception of cyclists and the de...