EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 1H 11M
Why your wife (still) needs the better bike
from Cycling Together with Kristin & Steve · host Kristin & Steve Brandt
While Kristin and Steve take a short podcasting break, we are throwing it back to one of our favorite episodes from the past year...Kristin and Steve hold a mirror up to Steve’s own bicycle purchasing decisions as they discuss something they’ve observed in the Shop – riders who have really (really) nice bicycles and gear, who may not spend quite as much on their partner’s bike.What may seem like “rational thinking” can often lead to a spouse or partner failing to embrace cycling, or giving up quickly, due to discomfort, discouragement and failed expectations. Using personal experience, they discuss how a “better” bike or components can lead to a better experience and, hopefully, a happier rider.They also share their experience at Raid Rockingham, Steve’s first impressions of Kristin’s new BC40 (speaking of better bikes); Shimano’s new wireless XTR Di2 drivetrain and while answering a viewer a question about chain lube on new chains, also discuss chain wax.Send us Fan MailSupport the showLeave a comment, question or topic suggestion for future episodes.Find Cycling Together with Kristin and Steve on YouTube for Closed Captioned video version.You can visit CyclingTogether.Bike for show notes or to learn more about Kristin and Steve.
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While Kristin and Steve take a short podcasting break, we are throwing it back to one of our favorite episodes from the past year... Kristin and Steve hold a mirror up to Steve’s own bicycle purchasing decisions as they discuss something they’ve observed in the Shop – riders who have really (really) nice bicycles and gear, who may not spend quite as much on their partner’s bike. What may seem like “rational thinking” can often lead to a spouse or partner failing to embrace cycling, or giving ...
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