In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest news in the cycling world, focusing on the transfer market, particularly Remco's move and its implications for team dynamics. They delve into the impact of equipment and sponsorships on rider performance, especially in light of injuries and recovery. The conversation shifts to recent races, including insights from the Women's Tour, and the evolving technology in tire performance. The hosts share their personal philosophies on tire selection and performance, concluding with a critique of media coverage in cycling.

Remco's transfer has been anticipated for a while.
Team dynamics will shift significantly with new signings.
Equipment and sponsorships play a crucial role in performance.
Injuries can greatly affect a rider's season and recovery.
The Vuelta will be an interesting test for many riders.
Women's racing is gaining more attention and excitement.
Tire technology is evolving rapidly in cycling.
Personal tire philosophy varies greatly among riders.
Predictability in tire performance is key for confidence.
Media coverage can sometimes misrepresent athlete conditions.

Chapters
(00:00:13) - Transfer Report(00:06:42) - Philip Cooke on Remco's(00:14:10) - Bora-Holt to Quick Step?(00:20:01) - Tom Dumoulin to Ineos Cycling Team(00:21:00) - Femmes at the Tour de France(00:26:30) - Katie Yates on her road bike(00:32:35) - Jonas Dobrovsky on his Bike Fit(00:35:07) - Keegan and Vermeulen Discussing Leadville 100(00:38:46) - Gravel Bikes(00:44:03) - Is the wide trend for larger tires on gravel cycling?(00:48:54) - Keegan Goes Small At Sea Otter(00:54:24) - Gravel Rider's Tire Philosophy(00:59:54) - Gravel and Mountain Bike Tires(01:04:14) - Gravel Cycling: Tires Make a Difference(01:08:53) - Amateur of the Week

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