The Pink Tron

We get together to chat about the week in Herd racing, preview the courses for the new HSRL series, divert into the world of IndieVelo, and remember a San Diego cycling (among other things) legend.

We talk about the week in Herd Racing and quickly discuss the announcements of the new routes that include The Grade and the new UI.

We talk about the week in Herd Racing as well as doing some free consulting on what Zwift should let us do with our buckets full of saved up drops.

In a staggering display of coordination from the Pink Tron crew, no one uploaded the episode recorded 10th of May until now. I didn't record it, and haven't listened to it yet. It's like the Pink Tron box of chocolates. All I know is that all the races described have already happened...

A full group gets together to chat about the week in Herd Racing, as well as discussing some of our favorite tactical approaches to racing on Zwift.

With Brent and Chris meeting up in MeatSpace, the crew discusses the week in Herd Racing, along with Steve's suspicion of Herd riders as potential murderers, and the MeatSpace event happening in San Diego this weekend.

Herd Summer Racing League makes its glorious return and we chat about our favorite HSRL memories.

Brent, John, and Sean talk about the week in Herd Racing, as well as a full grab bag of topics including ZRL Finals, Virtual Shifting, Zwift (and other apps?) on a new computer, and Zwift duathlons.

Doug and Sean play devs for a day and discuss the routes we'd like to see added to Zwift, from the obvious, to the...moderately less so. We also, y'know, run through the week in Herd Racing.

Brent, Steve, Chris and Craig chat the week in Herd racing and cover our favourite post-ride snacks.

After Chris' science fair project last week, Brent and Sean decide to get in on the action with some mechanicals of their own that ruined races. Also, welcome to week 1 of No Spring Chickens, in which John, Steve, and Sean did not finish last in their categories, but Matt did, despite finishing several minutes ahead of any of them. Thanks age groups! The start is hard this week, may I suggest starting your grieving process now?

This week we are introduced to the perils of sweat in the Spring Science Fair. Chris grew something cool! Brent wasn't here, but man I bet he's frustrated with his new wheels; Marjolein is profiled on ZwiftInsider; we're all no spring chickens. We also, y'know, talk about the week in Herd Racing.

Brent, Sean, and Stef chat about the week in Herd Racing as well as our favorite tips and tricks for long days on the trainer

Brent gets called out for a fire drill while the rest of us chat about what series might be keeping us busy in March after the finish of ZRL. Chris has started the Zwift Games, the Chasing series starts, and FRR has a full grand tour this month.

This week we're joined by friend of the pod and professional thinker about how to make the Zwift experience better James Bailey to talk about the first inaugural Zwift Games, as well as the week in Herd Racing

A big group gets together with surprisingly few drinks to discuss the week in Herd racing, proper TTT etiquette, and to try to distract Taitem from his effort in HWR.

The language gets as spicy as the week in Herd Racing. We also discuss the recent Zwift layoffs (is this the end of the platform?!), as well as Zwift's partnership with Wahoo and the virtual shifting experience.

We invited Doug McKee to join the pod this week because he was telling us what a great job we were doing. Turns out, he's fun to talk to as well. We chat about the week in Herd Racing and get a mini-Tronversation in which we learn about Doug's worst mountain bike accident.

Brent, Stef, Chris & Craig talk about possibly real Canadian towns, the week in Herd Racing, and how Zwift & cycling is shared at home...

A big crew discusses the week in Herd Racing, as well as getting a recap of Tour de Boudicca and a discussion of the best ways to lose fitness.