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Podia & Chimpanzee
Read moreWhen we created Roadventures we wanted to make something unique that pushed the boundaries of what people expect from a cycling holiday. To accomplish this we knew we needed exceptional partners, companies that think differently from their peers, and Chimpanzee are the perfect example of this.
Dr. Bobby’s Gravel Machine
Read moreThis is Dr. Bobby of Colourburn Studio’s very own Talbot Frameworks gravel machine called a Gnarmac.
Bespoked 2017
Read moreIn 2014 we visited the Bespoked Show in London and it became the first article on this blog. This year we went to see the show in it’s usual home of Bristol, England.
Far Ride Magazine
Read moreWould you like to read a first hand account of what a Podia Roadventure is like? You can do that in issue 6 of the highly enjoyable Far Ride magazine.
Geoff Waugh
Read moreWhile attending La Résistance in 2016 we met Geoff Waugh, a photographer who was covering the event for British publication, Cyclist Magazine. We had the opportunity to stop and speak with him several times (a top finishing time wasn’t a priority for Podia) and hear some of tales of photographing races.
Podia & Genesis
Read moreWhen Podia and Genesis started talking about a partnership for Roadventures, the first step was obvious – custom painted Podia Genesis Volare bikes.
Berliner Fahrradschau
Read moreWe were lucky enough to attend last years Berliner Fahrradschau and we immediately knew that we had to be a part of the next one.
Christian’s Speedvagen
Read moreThis is Christian Meier’s custom steel Speedvagen, a present to himself when he retired from being a pro-cyclist for Orica-GreenEDGE/BikeExchange last year.
Podia & Genesis
Read morePodia Roadventures are more than just a cycling holiday, they are an unforgettable experience of adventures in alternative locations. To help us make Roadventures truly special we have teamed up with a few great cycling companies. One of them is Genesis.
Pi/Lisiecki
Read morePiotr Lisiecki was brought up in a house where metalworking was part of everyday life. Add to this the fact that he studied art and has an un-relenting passion for cycling and you get one incredibly interesting frame maker.