Singletrack Magazine MTB Podcast

Once again, under lockdown, we’ve been remotely recording ourselves doing the things that have kept us entertained and sane for another week. This week Hannah has resorted to recording the sounds of birds in her garden with the occasional interruption from the neighbours’s jet wash. Andy has been resorted to lusting over a brand new YT XC bike and Chipps and Nick Craig discuss how to disguise a new garden workshop as a sauna.

In this week’s episode Hannah is outed as a cheat in our colouring competition, Charlie tells us a story about the time he met the late Lord Bath and Andi goes forking mad.

This week Hannah hosts and chats remotely to the editorial team to discuss everything from the lockdown to virtual online birthday parties. We also have bikes with built in GPS tracking, industry leaks and gossip and Chipps explains how you can still support your neighbours and local businesses while ploughing through the entire Netflix inventory.

This week Chipps beams his editorial and comment from isolation and Andy starts to sniffle. Amanda boils down the entire issue 130 contents to just 30 seconds and Mark explains why we now need you all more than ever.

In this week’s episode Hannah takes control as she guides you through submissions from the editorial staff who have been mostly working from home. We’ve got the latest news roundup from Andi, issue 130 magazine update from Amanda and Chipps tells us surprisingly little about why he was in Baja last week but a lot about Cacti. Oh and he gives us a flavour of this week’s editorial email newsletter by reading this week’s opening editorial.

This week Mark and Hannah kick things off but are joined by Charlie and then Amanda as she beams in her report from the confines of her own flat. But don’t worry about her, she’s got plenty of dried food courtesy of our Classic ride sponsor, Komoot.

Andi gets pulled off in the woods, Chipps can’t tell us anything and Charlie reinvents the mug.

We talk about the latest developments in eMTB technology including how Specialized have used real rider data from their Mission Control app to guide the development of their latest bike launch.