Do you ever feel like people within the fixed gear community are trying to dictate how you should ride or how you should set your bike up? Cinelli frames, Thomson stems, Omnium cranks, Zipp wheels, and so on, seem like the default option across the scene…

Do you think you’re fast? I’m sure we all think we’re pretty fast. Unfortunately, this month’s guest is someone who can take us down a peg and put us in our place. You may have heard of Ashton Lambie…

Today is a big day for the SSS podcast. We are welcoming our new co-host. And of course, it is no other than Rob (@cairsy.co). We decided to co-host the show with Rob once a month because we love him and we had a great time recording with him on multiple occasions.

A sense of elitism pervades most hobbies, ranging from uptight coffee snobs to photography armchair experts and the fixed gear community isn’t isolated from this type of behavior.

Another one of our “signature” history episodes that y’all love! This time we’re tackling the legendary and staple name in the fixed gear community - Cinelli! This company’s history is almost like a Disney story that writes itself…

Hey everyone! Very, very special episode for you today (As always, huh?)! This a big step forward for the SSS podcast as we are officially having our first episode with the guys over at Chrome Industries!

Hey everyon! This month’s guest is Olly, better known as Wavey Wheelies on YouTube and IG! You may know his cleanly produced and recorded bike build videos where he builds up fixed gear bikes and conversions and also restores some nice gems

Mornin’ chain cleaning degenerates! We all know that besides looking like the coolest kid on the block, fixed gear bikes are amazing to have as a low-maintenance, more or less, do-it-all bike.

In this episode, we decided to tackle the hard question of expensive, even maybe overpriced bike parts. We each compiled a list of around 10 fixed-gear/cycling components that we may have different opinions about when it comes to the big question of if they are worth it or not?

This week we bring you an  XXL Upsized episode focusing on the Olympics! With the invaluable help of Marius, a follower of the SSS podcast and member of the Discord server…

We are likely all guilty of spending TOO much money on our bike(s) and bike components or just buying things we don’t need but just want. Buying, selling, trading, upgrading, downgrading and sidegrading…

SURPRISE! Another cool guest on the show this week. Bet you were expecting an episode on the second-hand market, huh? Gottem. That’s next week (maybe)

Today’s episode focuses on the track bike aesthetic. Whether it is a fancy chainring, wide bars, or going brakeless, we’re all guilty of splurging on our bikes to make them look a certain way. We try to strike a balance between form and function, but does one take priority over the other?

Rob - the man, the myth, the legend - is back! It was great to welcome Rob back onto the podcast for a fun hour (or two)! As many of you likely remember, he was the first guest on the SSS podcast (episode #3) where we talked about the fixed gear scene in Berlin…

We’re extremely grateful to have Leo Rogers on the podcast for this episode. As many of you know, Leo is an amputee and devoted fixed-gear cyclist. Having lost a leg, however, has not stopped Leo from embracing the #fixedlife and cycling as a means of transport and staying fit, but also as a pathway to more freedom and independence.

This week’s episode features an integral part of track cycling history and one which many of you may not know. Marshall Walter Taylor, the first African-American world champion in cycling,

Hi everyone, All of us love fixed gear bikes and riding them, but most of us probably also have other hobbies that take up our time, space, and money…

How’s it going, listeners? This episode is our second Q&A episode and was a particularly fun one to record. Thanks for the numerous interesting and creative questions submitted via Instagram, email, the website’s suggestion box…

G’day Slow Spin fam, This month’s guests are @fixed.kirby and @fpv_gonsi, a Rad Race mechanic and organizer, and Brakeless Cycling drone pilot, respectively. For those out of the know, Rad Race grew out of an all-inclusive wild west fixed gear crit in Berlin to a full-on operation with multiple sponsors and events. ..

Hey cultured fixed-gear enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered about the current state of the fixed gear scene? Where it came from and where it's going? Wonder no more! This week we tackle what the culture is, how it was born, and most importantly, how it is being kept alive today…