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Overland Archive Podcast

Lewis Ciddor

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Frequency: 1 episode/34d. Total Eps: 44

Host Lewis Ciddor (winner of the 2018 Tour Divide) brings you interviews with guests from all over the world to talk bikepacking, ultra endurance racing and adventure cycling!

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14/05/2025
#72
🇩🇪 Germany - wilderness
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#70

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https://www.instagram.com/alpineworks
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40: Emma Bateup - Tour Te Waipounamu

lundi 11 mars 2024 • Duration 01:07:59

This week we are joined by Emma Bateup, the women's winner and 11th overall at the 2024 Tour Te Waipounamu.

39: Joe Nation - Tour Te Waipounamu

jeudi 29 février 2024 • Duration 49:55

We're back! Getting back to racing has sparked up some inspiration and I really wanted to hear the story behind Joe's epic run down the TTW route! Hear about his race strategy and the battle with Rufus up front.

30: GDT400 Wrap Up - Field interviews and post-race thoughts

dimanche 22 novembre 2020 • Duration 44:44

A slightly different episode this week. The first half is short chats with riders on course of the GDT400, then followed up by 3 slightly longer interviews with riders after they've had a chance for their legs to recover and gather their thoughts on the route.

29: Craig Wiggins - Munda Biddi Trail Course Record

jeudi 19 novembre 2020 • Duration 32:29

This week we're joined by Craig Wiggins who recently smashed the FKT on the Munda Biddi Trail, taking very nearly a full day off the previous mark.

28: Ryan Hawson - GDT400 and Australian Bikepack Racing

samedi 7 novembre 2020 • Duration 01:17:03

This week's guest is Ryan Hawson, the man who started the GDT400 race back in 2013. We chat about this humble beginnings of the event, and take a look at this history of bikepacking racing in Australia and how it evolved from the early days of the sport back in 2008.

27: Tech Talk 5 - Tarps with Evan Howard and Ty Domin

lundi 2 novembre 2020 • Duration 01:13:14

Another Tech Talk, gear-focused episode this time focusing on tarps. I'm joined as always for the Tech Talk episodes by my good friend Ty Domin, and this time, also by Evan Howard, of Terra Rosa Gear, manufacturer of incredible ultralight tarps here in Melbourne, and someone who's pushed tarp usage to the extremes.

Some great insights in to all things tarps including size and material choice, pitches, knots, and a general pro/con comparison of why you would choose a tarp over another type of shelter for bikepacking.

A look at Evan's prussik system for his guylines as mentioned in the show: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGlnyY_lBZt/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

26: Natt Williams - Bikepacking the Iceland Divide route

mardi 8 septembre 2020 • Duration 01:06:21

Natt Williams joins me from London on this episode to tell us all about his trip down the 550km Iceland Divide route that traverses the island North-South. The route crosses desolate glaciers and lava fields, with no towns or resupply options for its entire length!

Natt's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natt.ewill/?hl=en or @natt.ewill

25: Ross Burrage - Tour Divide Redemption and the Masaka Cycling Club

lundi 31 août 2020 • Duration 01:34:23

Good friend of the podcast and host of the Hidden Athlete Ross Burrage joins me to tell us about his story of redemption on the Tour Divide route in 2019 after calling it quits on the race in 2017 before he made it out of Montana. He also shares his story of how he became involved with the Masaka Cycling Club while training for his 2019 Divide run in Uganda.

https://www.masakacyclingclub.com/
https://thehiddenathlete.com.au/

https://instagram.com/rossburrage?igshid=1t5660jass3vc
https://instagram.com/masakacyclingclub?igshid=hgl237v3hhpq
https://instagram.com/thehiddenathletepodcast?igshid=1lmtrexym2ql4

24: Faith Hunter - A Wider World

lundi 24 août 2020 • Duration 01:08:58

Melbourne local Faith Hunter joins me this week to talk about this history of women cycling in Australia in the 1890's. The birth of the modern bicycle was linked directly with the women's suffrage movement and also facilitated unprecedented levels of freedom and independence for women from traditional Victorian social standards. Many people will know about the history of the Overlanders racing their bikes across the country from city to city to best each other's records, but Australian women, although not as well documented, were out their overcoming social stigma and abuse pushing the limits of what was possible on the bike.

23: Josh Ibbett - GB Duro and Unsupported/Self-Sufficient Bikepacking

lundi 17 août 2020 • Duration 01:43:41

The winner of this year's GB Duro Josh Ibbett joins us fresh off the trail to talk about his victory. The race underwent some significant rule changes this year to accomodate the situation of the pandemic responsibly. Riders were required to be entirely self-sufficient from the start of the race, carrying all their food for the entire journey. Stepping foot into any business or public building for resupply or shelter would mean disqualification. These rule changes made for a very interesting race dynamic and one that we have never seen before in bikepacking. Josh talks us through how the race unfolded and some of the logistical challenges he faced in light of the new rules.

Josh's GB Duro bike and gear setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu0RsE9-Ta0
VIideo from Josh's Tour Divide race last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqgWRjG9M2s

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