This week, host Tom Butler reports on his latest bike project: a custom build designed specifically for indoor training. Hear about the unexpected costs and the final product, a sleek machine ready to tackle virtual rides.

Tom also shares his passion for bike advocacy and his plans to research strategies for adding bike lanes to local roads.

But that's not all! Tom recently attended a cyclocross event to interview cyclists over sixty who have discovered this exciting discipline. Tune in to hear their stories, learn about the unique challenges and rewards of cyclocross, and get a glimpse into the vibrant cyclocross community.

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Join Tom Butler as he delves into a new cycling experience he's considering for the future. Plus, get an update on his health journey as he shares recent lab results and discusses what it means for his foray into personalized medicine. And, Tom reveals a project that could help reduce the hassle of using his indoor trainer. But will it be worth the investment?

In this week's interview, Tom sits down with author Adam Porter. Porter's books aim to inspire young readers with the joy of cycling. With the holiday season just around the corner, this episode could maybe help check one gift off the list.

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Join host Tom Butler as he shares his awesome first bikepacking adventure and his newfound interest in the Zwift indoor cycling app. In this episode, Tom dives into the topic of sugar and its detrimental impact on health.

Tom presents clips from the groundbreaking documentary "The Bitter Truth," featuring Professor Robert Lustig, M.D. This 15-year-old video remains highly relevant as Tom discusses ongoing high levels of sugar consumption and the connection to obesity, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

Whether you're a seasoned cyclist, a health enthusiast, or simply curious about the hidden dangers of sugar, this episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of a pressing issue. Don't miss Tom's insightful commentary and updated information on this crucial topic.

Links
The Bitter Truth Video: youtu.be/dBnniua6-oM?si=gz17NCTtEDCCDjbn
Huberman and Lustig Discussion: youtu.be/n28W4AmvMDE?si=nN4fMQNXykXBLqBF

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In this episode of Cycling Over Sixty, host Tom Butler shares his reflections on the "Week Without Driving Challenge". He will definitely participate again next year. He also dives into a surprising hurdle he encountered while preparing his bike for a bikepacking adventure.

But the real highlight of this episode is the lively discussion with Tom's entire family. They recount their first group bike ride together and explore the question: "Are We a Cycling Family?" Join Tom and the crew for a heartwarming and entertaining conversation.

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Join host Tom Butler as he continues his journey to full recovery and getting back on the saddle. In this episode, Tom shares his latest progress, his hopes for a pain-free ride this weekend, and something new he's trying to help him handle the miles he needs to meet his 2024 goals.

Special guest Donna Meier, a seasoned personal trainer and cyclist, joins the podcast to offer her unique perspective. With over 25 years of experience training clients, Donna shares her passion for cycling and the insights she's gained from helping countless individuals achieve their fitness goals. Listen in as she discusses common challenges and strategies for staying motivated and making progress.

Links
Donna’s Instagram: instagram.com/fitnessbydonna/

Argon 18 Website: argon18.com

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This week host Tom Butler shares the positive outcomes of a recent backpacking trip. The trip highlighted the progress made in his work over the past two years, setting the stage for a fantastic Season 3. Tom also came out of the trip feeling really good about his recent knee issues.

Joining Tom this week is Viktor Köves, who offers an exclusive look at the Chicagoans Who Bike project. This insightful conversation delves into the cycling culture of Chicago, shedding light on the diverse group of individuals who rely on bikes for transportation in the Windy City.

Links
Project Website: chiwho.bike
Bike the Drive Photos: bikethedrive.org/photos/

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In this first episode of Season 3, host Tom Butler sets the stage for the next chapter in his cycling journey. Inspired by the insightful feedback from guests in Season 2, Tom has elevated his goals, aiming for even greater challenges and accomplishments.

Discover Tom's plans for his cycling adventures this season. From tackling demanding routes to exploring new territories, Tom is committed to pushing his limits and inspiring others to do the same. Additionally, he shares his vision for improving his overall health and well-being, incorporating cycling into a holistic lifestyle.

But Tom's goals don't stop there. He's also passionate about fostering a stronger and more supportive Cycling Over Sixty community. In this episode, he outlines his plans for taking community engagement to the next level, creating opportunities for connection, collaboration, and shared experiences.

Tune in to get a glimpse of what's in store for Season 3 and join Tom on his exciting journey!

Cascade Bicycle Club Pedal Relief Project: cascade.org/outreach-advocacy/pedaling-relief-project

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For this last podcast of season two, host Tom Butler has to deal with the biggest disappointment of his journey to get and stay fit. Instead of the triumphant episode that he planned to end the season, Tom gives details on how his attempt to ride across Washington failed so quickly. Tom acknowledges how painful it was to stop the ride after only two day. But he also seeks to find a way to not let the disappointment derail his future progress.

To dive deeper into overcoming disappointment, Tom is joined by Zach Goulding, a psychotherapist and the person behind the "Ride This Out" podcast. They have an open conversation about the fact that disappointment is a risk when you set out to challenge yourself. Zach shares what his experience has taught him about helping people move forward beyond the disappointment. Listen in for an episode that explore a painful experience and also hope for the future.

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