Where We Ride
Podcast

Where We Ride

Lee Bibring

19 episodes

Exploring cycling, travel, and the stories that make life on two wheels worth it 🚴‍♂️ Hosted by Lee and Georgia, the Where We Ride Podcast dives into incredible stories from across the world of cycling. From world record holders embarking on extraordinary adventures to expert insights on nutrition, fuelling, and destination knowledge— no topic is off limits. This isn’t just about bikes; it’s real stories, shared experiences, and a deeper look into cycling culture and community. Our podcast is Powered by Love Velo https://lovevelo.co.uk/

What this show covers

Alpine climbsLes Saisies routePacing and fuellingÉtape du Tour 2027Sportive trainingGravel ridingBike travelTuscany cyclingRoad cyclingItalywinter trainingCalpecycling caféscycling routesSpain cycling holiday

What listeners will find here

Can you survive Étape du Tour 2027? A guide to the climbs that decide it
Étape du Tour 2027 takes riders from Cluses to Les Saisies over 154 km and 4,850 metres of climbing. Lee Bibring and Georgia Bullard break down the key Alpine ascents, where amateurs are most likely to crack, and how to pace, fuel, and train for a huge day in the mountains.
Why Tuscany keeps calling cyclists back, from Chianti climbs to Strade Bianche
Cycling in Tuscany is the focus here, from Chianti and Val d'Orcia to the white gravel roads of Strade Bianche. Lee Bibring and Georgia Bullard cover terrain, fitness, e-bikes, timing, places to stay, and the mix of food, culture, and cycling history that makes the region so appealing.
Why Calpe became Europe’s winter cycling playground
Cycling in Calpe takes center stage as Lee Bibring and Georgia Bullard explore the climbs, routes, cafés and culture that draw pros and holiday riders alike. Expect practical insight on winter training, where to stay, when to go and which roads define the area.
Mark Beaumont on what it really takes to ride around the world
Ultra-endurance cycling is the focus as Mark Beaumont joins Lee Bibring and Georgia Bullard to talk world records, mindset and resilience. He gets into preparation, sleep deprivation, risk, failure and the philosophy that helps him face huge challenges one mile at a time.
Mike Cotty on 1,000km, 21 mountain passes, and the mindset to keep going
Endurance cycling takes center stage as Mike Cotty unpacks his 1,000km Road to Mont Blanc challenge across 21 mountain passes with no sleep. The episode blends ultra-distance mindset, risk management, career reinvention, and a personal story about grief, purpose, and what cycling can unlock.

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