The Pinkbike Podcast
A weekly update on all the latest stories from around the world of mountain biking, as well as some frank discussion about tech, racing, and everything in between. Hosted by Mike Kazimer and featuring a rotating cast of the Pinkbike editorial team and other guests.
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Episode 219 - What We Got Wrong, What We'd Like...
After the suggestion from a regular listener, we decided to look back at some of our past predictions and see if they came true.
55 min
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Episode 218 - Rating Each Other's 2024 Predictions
Expect more lukewarm than ever in 2024... Even worse than Henry's suggestion Pull-Shocks are coming back.
51 min
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Episode 217 - Learning About Adaptive Mountain ...
Adaptive mountain biking is picking up some momentum, and Henry invites three riders onto the podcast to find out more.
70 min
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Episode 216 - The Man Who's Seen It All at Pink...
Harry Jenkinson, the director and editor of the Pinkbike racing series explains his love of downhill, what needs to change in elite racing and why sometimes the Youtube algorithm doesn't play ball.
54 min
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Episode 215 - Ben Cathro On Leading Pinkbike Ra...
Ben breaks down his life and career with Alicia.
55 min
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Episode 214: Mike Levy's Last Podcast
Kaz and Brian say goodbye to a true bike media original.
104 min
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Episode 213: Behind the Crankworx Scenes with M...
Alicia Leggett and Brian Park sit down with Darren to find out what to expect from the Crankworx series in 2024.
77 min
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Episode 212 - World Cup's "Mechanics Meeting" w...
Henry sits down with Aaron Gwin's mechanic John Hall, as well as Union Santa Cruz mechanic Jim Bland.
59 min
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Episode 211 - Thibault Laly Explains His Many R...
Alicia sits down with PBR's Thibault Laly to reflect upon his season.
44 min
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Episode 210 - Staying Motivated in the Off-Seas...
47 min
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Episode 209 - Aimi Kenyon Reflects on the Highs...
Alicia chats to PBR's Aimi Kenyon as they reflect on the events of episode one.
27 min
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Episode 208 - Aaron Gwin on Winning, Team-Swaps...
Few people have changed World Cup Racing like Aaron Gwin.
44 min
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Episode 207 - Brook Macdonald on MSA, and What ...
Not all bikes are created equal, and Brook is incredibly candid as he talks through what he's looking for.
63 min
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Episode 206 - What Loic Bruni is Hiding, OE Dea...
Terje "TJ" Hansen was born at a Motocross track, and has seen mountain biking change alot during his 25 years at Öhlins.
44 min
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Episode 205 - The Field Test Roundtable Podcast
We rank each bike in order of how likely we are to recommend them to a friend.
79 min
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Episode 204 - Inside the Development of Schwalb...
Whatever you do, don't call them Schwablos.
54 min
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Episode 203 - Nina Hoffman on World Cups, Start...
There aren't many people who have ever risen through the ranks of modern World Cup downhill like Nina Hoffman. Here, we hear her story.
39 min
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Episode 202 - Neko Mulally on His Perfect Conce...
"To achieve true simplicity you need to go pretty far down the rabbit hole of complexity"
80 min
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Episode 201 - Wyn Masters on Privateers, Enduro...
Henry sits down with Wyn Masters to talk about everything from high-pivots, GT, social media and the state of the sport that he's so passionate about.
49 min
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Episode 200 - Troy Brosnan on Bike Development,...
Henry and Troy Brosnan sit town to talk about the Australian's career in downhill.
78 min
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The Pinkbike Racing Podcast - 15 Minute MSA Rac...
Henry and Remi report back from MSA.
16 min
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The Pinkbike Racing Podcast - 15 Minute MSA Qua...
Remi Gauvin and Henry break down the seeding from the Canadian World Cup.
15 min
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Episode 199 - Whose XC Bike is it Anyway?
Cross-country bikes are arguably one of the most unsettled genres of bikes, with new, weird and wonderful designs, our tech team talks about their perfect XC Bike, plus a quick interview with DH World Champ Charlie Hatton.
65 min
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Episode 198 - Our Pedantic Pet Peeves
Join us for the tech-editors not being nearly toxic enough and far too reasonable for Henry's liking.
57 min
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Episode 197 - When Will Women Ride Red Bull Ram...
The largest, most important freeride mountain bike event in the world still doesn't have a women's category—but that could change soon.
47 min