Welcome back to the segment tips

to the segment-tits podcast everybody I'm Kayle Fritz.

We're here with a special episode for you. We kind of teased this one on the regular weekly

episode earlier in the week. Kind of promised that we would be doing a deeper dive

into well something that you wrote about early this week, Ronan.

What are we talking about today?

Yeah, we're talking about the new Wahoo Speed Play pedal range that just, as you said just launched this week just announced this week

But I think has been eagerly anticipated by Speed Play Fans for for a couple of years now and

Yeah, there's been a few refinements to the range a few

updates and we're just gonna get a good chat about about all those today and

sort of pick the brains of the people behind the new pedal.

With that, we do have two special guests with us here today. Chip Hawkins, why don't you tell us what you do over at Wahoo?

Yeah, so my name is Chip Hawkins. I'm the founder, but as we've grown I have maintained my position as the kind of chief engineer so I'm still getting my hands

dirty every day or I try to get my hands dirty every day on the products and

still loving it. And we have Ian Boswell I think that a lot of Cycling Tips

podcast listeners will we recognize your name Ian. But what are you up to these days?

Why are you on this this call with us? Well Kaley, since retiring from the World Tour, I have been working at

Wahoo as an athlete liaison. I look after a lot of the teams and athletes that we partner

with. I also do some stuff on the product side like speed play you know head units just

using my experience as a former writer to kind of make sure that products are

still up to snuff for the world's best riders and still particular are still

potentially doing some gravel racing this year as well, so I still do ride my bike a fair amount.

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