EPISODE · Nov 25, 2021 · 38 MIN
Episode 12: Are world leaders "delusional" when it comes to active travel? Carlton Reid on COP26, plus how to layer up for winter riding
from The road.cc Podcast · host road.cc
Send us Fan Mail“It’s out of the galaxy delusional”… that’s a flavour of what Bike Biz founder and current Forbes and Guardian contributor Carlton Reid thought of the conversations being had at COP26 about eco-friendly transport, which he witnessed first-hand. So just why were so many electric car brands allowed to flaunt their wares and “openly tout for business” at the world’s biggest climate summit, when the CEO of Britain’s foremost folding bike brand was reportedly unable to even exhibit at the event? We wish we had the answers, but until world leaders get their sh*t together you can listen to Simon and Carlton discussing the underwhelming scenes at COP26. We’re also pleased to announce that cycling apparel specialists Altura are our partners for the next four episodes, and to welcome them on board George is talking to the brand’s head of design and development Amy Spencer. How do you layer up properly for winter riding, and what materials are best for keeping you warm and dry without getting that boil in the bag feeling? Find out all you need to know on episode 12 of the road.cc Podcast.
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Send us Fan Mail “It’s out of the galaxy delusional”… that’s a flavour of what Bike Biz founder and current Forbes and Guardian contributor Carlton Reid thought of the conversations being had at COP26 about eco-friendly transport, which he witnessed first-hand. So just why were so many electric car brands allowed to flaunt their wares and “openly tout for business” at the world’s biggest climate summit, when the CEO of Britain’s foremost folding bike brand was reportedly unable to even exhibi...
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