Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this week’s episode of the BikeRadar news podcast Jack Luke is joined by Simon von Bromley for an indoor cycling special.
The duo discuss recent comments made by MyWhoosh’s director of esports and game operations, who said the days of real-world bike racing below a Continental level could be numbered.
They then move on to the strangest indoor cycling tech of all time, including bike treadmills and a €14,000 indoor bike made from glass and wood.
Next up, George Scott is joined by Rouvy sponrts scientist and coach, Stephan Neusser, to discuss the fundamentals of indoor training and how to ensure you’re not burning out this winter.
Lastly, Simon teases the results of his most recent smart trainer group test and tells Jack why, in his view, £500/$600 is the most any of us needs to spend on a new trainer nowadays.
Thanks to Rouvy for sponsoring this episode.
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In this week’s episode of the BikeRadar news podcast Jack Luke is joined by Simon von Bromley for an indoor cycling special.
The duo discuss recent comments made by MyWhoosh’s director of esports and game operations, who said the days of real-world bike racing below a Continental level could be numbered.
They then move on to the strangest indoor cycling tech of all time, including bike treadmills and a €14,000 indoor bike made from glass and wood.
Next up, George Scott is joined by Rouvy sponrts scientist and coach, Stephan Neusser, to discuss the fundamentals of indoor training and how to ensure you’re not burning out this winter.
Lastly, Simon teases the results of his most recent smart trainer group test and tells Jack why, in his view, £500/$600 is the most any of us needs to spend on a new trainer nowadays.
Thanks to Rouvy for sponsoring this episode.
Listen to the BikeRadar Podcast
→ bikeradar.com/bikeradar-podcast
Follow BikeRadar on our social media channels:
→ instagram.com/bikeradar
→ facebook.com/bikeradar
→ twitter.com/bikeradar
BikeRadar is supported by Mountain Biking UK and Cycling Plus Magazine –For more information and to subscribe please visit
→ bit.ly/3nMr3Rn
For more content like this see our latest subscription offer –
→ cyclingplus.com/subscribe-today
→ mbuk.com/subscribe-today
