Hello, thanks very much for listening. This is yet another podcast to clutter up your podcast cluttered life for which you can lay the blame squarely at the feet of David, that's him, and Ned, that's me.

It's an occasional series of ramblings between friends who never stray

far from cycling. This one is part of our series called The Road Book named after

the ultimate cycling almanac, a thing of great heft, design, thought and beauty, which has little in common with what

you're about to hear. Oh, So, Well, we promised it, we're delivering it David. I know, this is, I can't believe it. We're actually sitting doing our own podcast.

And we've come up with the title that kind of works. We've just been

I mean and rring as to whether or not we're really going to commit to it.

But it does what it says, doesn't it? This is the podcast that never strays too far

from cycling it never strays far never strays far well that's the actual title

we've already changed here never strays too far from, we um, after much deliberation and consideration we have chosen...

And a dearth of ideas obviously and market research etc.

Yeah, non-existent. Non-existent. Non-existent and non-existent and I existent and never strays far and within

never strays far that let's call it the channel we will have the road book and the

next chapter so two types of episode.

This is the roadbook and we will be talking about bike racing

and cycling and never straying far.

I think it's a the roadbook series the road book series is a continuation of the

DNA of Rovolter which was a try I mean let's be honest it was a triumph

wasn't it? Yes it was it was I think we could say that again without

any market research to back it up or no evidence to back it up but we feel instinctively it was

a trial. We enjoyed it I mean let's face it we haven't even looked at the numbers.

The research has been non-existent as to how much of a success it was but

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