On My Bike Podcast

We're back! This episode Hart and Craig sit down with Kay Shuster, a New Hampshire resident who was part of one of the first groups to ride across America back in 1976, and then decided to do it again in 2026! Thanks to Kay for joining us!To support Kay's fundraiser, please visit: https://foodforthoughtnh.org/To read more about Kay's adventure, please visit: Feeding Kids

We've got a special two-part episode this week! First, we have an interview with Alayna, Sylvia, and Holly, three women who met in Antartica and rode RAGBRAI for the first time on a three-person 'Trandem'! Thank you to the three of them for joining us!Bigger Than Sports Donation Link: https://www.zeffy.com/en-us/donation-form/donate-to-change-lives-17600Sylvia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wheres.sylvia?igsh=MWEwNHJsdm5pdTK1NQ==Then Hart and Craig recap their once-in-a-lifetime experience on Ragbrai! We hope you enjoy!

On this episode, Craig and Hart catch up on their riding so far this year, and recap the Cleveland-Cincinnati-Cleveland 1000k!

This week we are joined by Maya Krause, winner of the 2026 ITI 1000! While we touch briefly on Maya's experience during the ITI, as she's done nearly a lifetimes worth of riding since then, we cover plenty of different bikepacking experiences of all shapes and sizes. Thank you to Maya for joining us!

This week Hart and Craig are joined by two returning guests, Andy Olson and Rick Marshall. Both Andy and Rick had the opportunity to race the Unbound 50 Miler last month in Emporia, Kansas, and joined us to share some stories. Thank you to Andy and Rick for joining us, and we hope you all enjoy!

On this week's episode, Craig and Hart talk with Nichelle, Board President of Bikes for All People, a Columbus based nonprofit Bike Shop. Part 2 of this episode features Craig and Camryn talking with West of Bikes for All People as they go through the bike shopping process. Thanks to Nichelle and West, and we hope you enjoy!Bikes for All People: Home | Bikes For All People

Here's the much anticipated part 2 of our interview with Kendall! Thank you to Kendall for joining us!To support the Iditarod Trail Invitational, please visit: https://www.givengain.com/campaign/iditarod-trail-invitationalTo subscribe to Kendall's Substack, visit: https://gradaccumulation.substack.com/To learn more about fat biking and winter bikepacking events, consider joining these facebook groups:Women's group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/374384879659026AH 135 group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/707670129354986

This week Craig and Hart have the honor of speaking with Kendall Park, a Missouri native who has completed the 2023 and 2025 ITI 350, and was one of only four finishers of the ITI 1000 in 2026! Kendall had countless incredible stories to share and we ended up talking for nearly two hours. This is part one of two. Thank you again to Kendall for joining us!To support the villages along the Iditarod Trail that make this event possible, please consider donating at: https://www.givengain.com/campaign/iditarod-trail-invitationalTo learn more about fat biking and winter bikepacking events, consider joining these facebook groups:Women's group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/374384879659026AH 135 group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/707670129354986

On this episode, Craig and Hart are joined by Terry Fischer, President of Bike Buckeye Lake. To learn more about Bike Buckeye Lake, please visit: https://bikebuckeyelake.org/To register for the Tour de Buckeye Lake visit https://bikebuckeyelake.redpodium.com/2026-10th-annual-tour-de-buckeye-lakeThanks to Terry for joining us!

On this week's episode, Hart and Craig discuss their dream 10-day bike trips, upcoming biking plans, and their year in riding so far. We hope you enjoy!The Wolf's Lair: https://bikepacking.com/routes/bikepacking-abruzzo/Bikepacking Sibillini: https://bikepacking.com/routes/bikepacking-sibillini-italy/