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Gravel Things

Join Stu Streeter, proud age grouper and certified ”gravel dad,” in conversations about all things gravel with some of the most influential voices in the gravel cycling world.

Podcast · By Stu Streeter · English · Official site

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Jul 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Drew "Dizzle" Dillman: Lifetime Grand Prix adds a Character (opens the original)

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    Unless you've been under the biggest rock in the gravel world, you know Drew Dillman well. "Dizzle," as he's known on his main podcast, Bonk Bros., is famous for putting his foot in his mouth and saying some outlandish stuff -- all in the spirit of good laughs with his buds. If you have ever wondered, "is this guy real, or a cartoon character?" -- well, you're not alone. I have wondered the same -- and we get into it. But that's not all, we also talk about his recent inclusion into the Lifetime

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Stephen Fitzgerald: Can Chinese Gravel Ruin Rodeo Labs? (opens the original)

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    With a long history as a designer and rippin' roadie, Stephen set out with a handful of friends to create a different kind of cycling team. It was 2014 and Rodeo Adventure Labs was born. These days Stephen is still a ripper, still creating inclusive community on and off the bike, but he's also created some of the most capable and sought after bikes, wheels, and innovations in the boutique gravel space. In this ep Stephen talks about the influx of chinese gravel brands and his surprising take on

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