Hey, what's up Trainiacs?

Taryn here, riding solo without my co-pilot NTK.

I'm actually in Vegas right now for Interbike 2017.

Been here since Monday.

Today is Thursday evening and just kind of getting ready to head off to the airport tomorrow morning.

So today's podcast is going to be a little bit different instead of a one-on-one long-form

interview with a single person.

What I did was I chose about seven companies that I either already use or want to use their

stuff or just want to know their stuff a little bit better.

And we're going to do basically the highlight reel of what I really... or want to use their stuff or just want to know their stuff a little bit better.

And we're going to do basically the highlight reel of what I really liked and learned at inner bike here.

So we chat with Parley, who is typically known as a custom road bike manufacturer.

And over the last year, they've come out with a tri-bike that I think looks absolutely smashing.

We chat with my fellows over at Alto wheels, the wheels that I ride on. And we actually hear from a mechanical engineer

all the smart things that they put into those wheels as opposed to what comes out of my mouth,

the butchered mechanical engineering version of those wheels. Talk with Alan Lim, the founder of Scratch. That's the

electrolyte drink that I use. I don't use Wahoo trainers, but I was really interested in a lot of the new

stuff, particularly the Wahoo climb. So we chat with my man Jose at Wahoo about the new Wahoo climb that

moves the grade of your bike up and down,

depending on how steep or not steep.

What's the opposite of steep?

I don't know.

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