This episode of the Outside Podcast is brought to you by Saris, maker of indoor trainers, power meters, and bike racks.

All right, Rachel, what are we doing?

Putting my bike on this new bike rack.

Not only do they offer a lifetime warranty on their products, but

90% of the raw materials are sourced within 120 miles of where they're

manufactured in Madison, Wisconsin. That's just a long bike ride away.

What is this? It's a lock!

Sarah's products are built by cyclists for cyclists,

and you can tell. Take their updated superclamp, an extremely

durable, easy to install Hittrack that now has wider wheeltrays to fit bigger tires,

as well as a locking system built right in.

So I just loop it through the frame anywhere.

The superclamp is exactly what you'd expect from the kind of company that dedicates $100,000 every year at a bicycle advocacy.

Oh my goodness, that's really easy.

Or the kind of company that every spring rolls down to a bike path in Madison to serve

broad cakes to commuters.

That's a brought worst wrapped in a pancake smothered in syrup.

Serra served more than 900 of them last year to encourage more people to ride to work.

Because whether it's bikes or breakfast,

or just making a rack really easy to use,

Sears knows what cyclists really want.

What do you say?

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