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Eric Larsen joins Mountain Bike Radio to discuss his upcoming adventure. Eric is riding his Surly Moonlander across Antarctica to the South Pole. For more about the show, including an interview link, more about Eric and the Cycle South Expedition, and show links, go to the SHOW PAGE.  

The guys from Crank-Life.com join the show to talk about what they have going on.For more information about the show and other shows from throughout mountain biking, go to Mountainbikeradio.com.

In this Episode, Drew will have Alex Grant joining him to discuss ergogenic aids( performance enhancing aids) such as caffeine, altitude tents, carbohydrates during exercise, BCAAs, and compression options. For more information, show links, and more shows, be sure to go to Mountainbikeradio.com!  

Listeners and followers of the show are encouraged to call in to ask questions or add their thoughts and ideas for topics. Be sure to expect serious bike talk, as well as plenty of shenanigans. For more shows and information, go to the Just Riding Along homepage HERE!    

Mike Kuhn of the Trans-Sylvania Mountain Bike Epic joins the show to discuss what is going on for 2013. Listen in to hear what's in store for the 2013 racing season! For more shows and mountain bike information, go to Mountainbikeradio.com

Endurance cyclist, Jay Petervary, joins the show to discuss fatbikes and the 2nd Annual Fat Bike Winter Summit & Festival January 25-27th in Island Park, Idaho. For more episodes of The Guitar Ted Show, check out the homepage HERE

MTB Coach, Curt Wilhelm, joins the show again to discuss his base training preparation. If you are going into the long, cold winter wondering what you're going to do to prepare for next season, listen in. For more information and 10% off a training plan, check out Mountainbikeradio.com.

There are no topics yet for this one. Listeners and followers of the show are encouraged to call in to ask questions or add their thoughts and ideas for topics. Be sure to expect serious bike talk, as well as plenty of shenanigans.    

Drew welcomes Macky Franklin to the show. They discuss choosing and training for 2013 races. This is a continuation of the show from November 6th because of the technical difficulties. In this show, Drew and Macky discuss the XC, Endurance, Enduro, and Stage racing. They suggest various training, nutrition, and equipment choices for the four events. An excellent source of info for anyone looking to get faster on the bike. Tune in to hear the entire show. For more information and other shows, check out Mountainbikeradio.com.

***Unfortunately, there were some technical difficultiesstarting about 15 minutes into this show and we had to cut this episode short. This show is continued in the following show of The Dirt with Drew Edsall*** Drew is joined by guest, Macky Franklin, for the second episode of The Dirt. They will be discussing picking and training for races in 2013. For more information and other shows, check out Mountainbikeradio.com.

Join in an listen to the second episode of Just Riding Along. There is no telling what topic could pop up on this show - cheap carbon? disc brake road bikes? Listeners are encouraged to call in to say hi! For the last episode and more information on the show, check out the SHOW PAGE.

Andrea Wilson leads the new show, Just Riding Along. Expect shenanigans, bike mechanic talk, and anything that slightly relates to bikes. For more shows, go to the Mountain Bike Radio website.

Guest host, Sean Franklin, interviews Kate Rau and Dale Hentzell from the Colorado High School Cycling League. High school mountain biking is on the rise across the country. In Colorado, it's growing rapidly. During the 2012 season, the number of racers has been getting close to 400 each race. In 2011, 325 athletes participated in the 2011 race series, which was 78% increase from 2010. Listen in to hear all about the series.

On this episode of The Guitar Ted Show, we discuss electronic mountain bike controls and disc brakes on cyclocross rigs. For 70 more shows featuring all kinds of mountain biking topics and how to listen to them, go to Mountainbikeradio.com

Shane DeMars joins the show to discuss a new event he organized. The 2012 Boulder Ultra Cross went off last Sunday. The BUC is described on the site: "Ultra cross is not like every day CX. It’s old school! What follows is NOT a race and it is NOT an event. It’s merely my suggestion of what would be a great ultra cross route in Boulder, and the date and time below seems like a good time to do this. If you do choose to do this at that time you’re doing so on your own volition. For those of you not in the know, cyclocross didn’t always have man made barriers and run ups. It used to traverse much rougher ground where streams, logs, ditches and grades too steep to ride were just part of the course. Ultracross (UCX) takes these origins and the longer distance format of the UK’s classic Three Peaks race. Most UCX events are 30-60 miles, but here in the US all of the American Ultracross events are East of the Mississippi. That makes me sad. Distance: 52.5 miles Surface: ~1/3 paved, ~1/3 gravel, ~1/3 more interesting GPS map: Map My Ride version, Garmin Connect Cost: This isn’t a race or an event so it only costs you what ever a normal 50 mile ride costs you – nothing Support: See cost"