You've all seen him win countless races. His name, synonymous with success, is plastered across dozens of cycling kits, bikes and massive trucks that house Bahati Merchadise.In this very special edition of CycleCast, we demystify the man behind the name and listen to the story of how a young boy's alternate punishment led him to become one of the biggest names in cycling. Listen to this

Justin Williams has been an athlete his entire life. At the tender age of 14 he began cycling competitively, following in the footsteps of his father. Through the years, he has become the first Belizean-American winning the Belize Cross Country Cycling race, won countless of road races and has created a cycling empire alongside some of the world’s fastest competitors, including his brother

A very young and proactive rider, Dante Young has a prominent future ahead of him. He is currently second place in the new fixed-gear series (FUSAC) and is one of the youngest, fastest cyclists in Southern California. We also talk with Dante about FUSAC, minorities in racing and provide an insider's look at being young and brakeless in the field today.Producer: Ivette Lopez

Fixed-gear cycling has just stepped up its game through its SoCal fixed-gear series. We talk more about the first race, hosted by OC Brakeless, which attracted over 140 riders. We talk about the logistics of the race, as well as the other road cycling races taking place over the last couple days. Ronnie and Dean also explain the influx of female riders in cycling and the upcoming SoCal series

It's CycleFeed's birthday! We thank you for supporting our website this year and also 6 months of broadcasting CycleCast! In this episode, Ronnie and Dean answer more of your questions, including nutrition. We also analyze Nike's return to cycling through a multimillion dollar investment in a very major city. Finally, we explore the globalization of cycling, seen through the many crits taking

Visiting California for two months, Frenk Martucci is killing the fixed-gear scene in Los Angeles. On this episode of CycleCast, he explains more about the differences in racing in Italy and the U.S., along with his journey riding as a representative for Oakley. We also talk more about bike doping, which until recently was considered impossible by some of the world's professional road and

Chase and Tami Spence took a leap of faith to invest in the sport that made their marriage closer. After leaving his cushy finance job, Chase and Tami decided to highlight the romance in cycling through a new mecca of community biking: The Wheelhouse. Located in the heart of the arts district in Downtown Los Angeles, the loft-styled shop and coffeehouse is a breath of fresh air to Angeleno

In the first CycleCast of the new year, we talk more about the new laws taking effect, like the new hit-and-run amber alerts that should hold more drivers accountable for reckless disregard of life and property. We also dive into Ronnie's story to find out how he retrieved a stolen bike, winning the respect of many avid cyclists on the web. Finally, we talk more about the upcoming season,

Although the door leading to an Olympic medal in Brazil this next year has closed, this has left Nate Koch, a National cycling all-star and crowd favorite, with even more opportunities than ever. Koch rejoins the CycleCast in an exclusive interview to talk about the dynamics of USA Cycling and its leaders. He also talks about his new plans about fixed-gear racing and the future of Team Nater,

Charon Smith hopped on a bike at the age of 30 in order to impress a lady in the gym. When that crush faded, his love of cycling only grew. Now, Smith has won many coveted first places in races as a sprinter, become an author and inspired thousands of cyclists along the way.He joins the CycleCast to talk more about his transition from a young man in love to a man who aims to inspire a new

In this episode, find out who is the lucky winner of the RoadRunner bag! Also, Ronnie and Dean talk about their latest fixie adventures and what to buy that special 'fixie foo' this Christmas.Producer: Ivette Lopez

If you've ever had a bike stolen, you know that it feels like falling down a pit of sadness, anger and despair. Instead of wallowing in regret, find out how to keep your ride safe in the first place! In this episode, Nick Watkin, the General Manager of Kryptonite, joins us straight from London to give you the best pointers on locks and what you REALLY need to keep your bike in your

Photo: www.roadrunnerbags.com Brad Adams started his company with just $5 bucks in his pocket and a dream. Now, Road Runner produces quality bags for cyclists all over the world. Tune in now as Adams shares how he has defied the odds and kept his business thriving. Want your very own RoadRunner bag? Listen to this episode for instructions on how to win a

Photo Credit: Ivette Lopez Jo Celso, flying out of the fires of cancer like a Phoenix on to winning the biggest fixed gear events in the world. She hangouts with Ronnie and Allaudin chatting about her cycling career and the things she went through that helped her get to where she is now. We talk dating in cycling and getting cat called on a bike.Producer:

Photo Credit: Ronnie Toth Professional cyclist Rasmus Andersen has literally traveled the world on his bike from Denmark to Italy and now in the States. All starting from his early days in soccer, Andersen explains how he has maintained active in the cycling scene. Now calling U.S. his home, Andersen joins the CycleCast to explain his plan of attack for

Ronnie joins as a guest host for the CycleCast, chatting with us about his travels for the past month. From his 24 hour mountain bike race, to breaking his finger in a wreck in RedHook Milan, and back to the states for WolfPack Hustle Austin!Producer: Ivette Lopez

Would you pay a bike tax to ride the streets? Believe it or not, in a past not too long ago all bicycles were required to be registered like cars. Now, one reporter wants cyclists in L.A. to go back in time and pay a tax. Also in this episode, find out what the heck to do with yourself in this off-season: from lifting weights to doing some yoga.Producer: Ivette Lopez

Photo Credit: Will Gonzalez When Jennifer Trejo moved to Thailand to become a teacher, she wasn't expecting her friends back in L.A. to be such big celebrities in Bangkok. Much like Hollywood celebrities, Thai cyclists swoon over athletes like Jo Celso, dream of riding with teams like GLK in events like WolfPack Hustle. Why are these SoCal riders becoming

You cannot talk about Southern California cycling without coming across Nate Koch's name at one point or another. His buff physique and captain america cycling kit play into his out-of-this-world persona, straight out of a comic book. Looking at his accomplishments, it is uncanny to think that his journey began only a short five years ago. This week, Koch joins the CycleCast to give insight