Local and worldwide cycling news - listen to Cycle Squawk

With bike to work day Wednesday and Missy Giove recently being charged with conspiring to possess and distribute more than 100 kilograms of marijuana, Cycle Squawk hosts Russell Zimmerman and Chad Cheeney couldn't cover everything in cycling, but hit on quite a bit, including the Single Speed Worlds, local rides and Lance Armstrong's chance of an eighth Tour de France victory.

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Bad drivers and disc brakes, but good singletrack - listen to Cycle Squawk

As always, Cycle Squawk hosts Russell Zimmerman and Chad Cheeney talk all things cycling in and around Durango. Devo racing, jumping in Horse Gulch, private singletrack in Telluride, turning technique of Myles Rockwell and the faults of single piston disc brakes. Also, with new laws aimed at giving cyclists some breathing room on Colorado roadways, Russell and Chad revisit the Colorado State Patrol's Star CSP aggressive driver program, allowing people to report dangerous driving by dialing *277 and providing the driver information listed here.

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Cycle Squawk talks old school with Robert Montgomery

This week on Cycle Squawk, hosts Russell Zimmerman and Chad Cheeney talk old school bike knowledge with Robert Montgomery of Monty’s Town Bike Rental. Also covered were local events like the Trails 2000 membership picnic Wednesday, Devo racing as well as regional races in Albuquerque. Download the show by right-clicking (control-click on a Mac) this link.

Cycle Squawk interviews Amber Blake for 50th episode

Officially 2 shows shy from a one-year anniversary, the KDUR hosted show Cycle Squawk spoke with Durango's new multi-modal coordinator Amber Blake on Tuesday. Blake answered questions on the half-hour call-in show and defined her recently created job. In case you missed it live, we're happy to provide it here with KDUR's cooperation as we will continue to do as Cycle Squawk enters its second year at the station.

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