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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2025 · 30 MIN

Episode 2 — Building Community on Two Wheels (with Jordan Addison, G!RO Cycles)

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This week on The Road to Respair, I sit down with my good friend Jordan Addison — the founder of G!RO Cycles in Esher, a café and cycling community built around good coffee, good rides, and good people. We chat about: How G!RO started as a passion project and became a local institution The challenges of surviving in the café and cycling industry What it really means to build and nurture community Why independent spaces like G!RO matter now more than ever It’s an honest, relaxed chat about resilience, belonging, and why a simple idea — bikes and coffee — can create something powerful. 🎧 Subscribe to The Road to Respair for more conversations about the stories and people who keep us moving forward.

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Episode 2 — Jordan Addison, G!RO Cycles In this episode, I chat with Jordan Addison, founder of G!RO Cycles in Esher — a café and cycling hub built on community, passion, and resilience. We talk about what it takes to create a space where people connect, ride, and belong. ☕🚴‍♂️ A conversation about bikes, business, and building something that lasts.

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