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About Fat-bike Radio
Fat-bike Radio is the podcast home of fat-bike.com, the internet’s longest-running fat-bike destination (est. 2011). Whether you ride snow, sand, or singletrack on oversized rubber, this is your show. The Weekly Dose of Fat: Micro Dose drops every Friday – a short, punchy audio recap of the week’s biggest fat-bike news, gear releases, race results, and trail intel. Think of it as the newsletter highlights you can knock out on a dog walk or a cold morning commute. The feed also features long-form interviews, builder profiles, race stories, and deep dives into the culture and community that make fat biking one of the best corners of cycling. Past guests include frame builders, race organizers, Alaska adventurers, and riders who just have a really good story to tell. Hosted by Greg Smith out of Milwaukee, WI. No algorithms, no fluff – just fat-bike news, honest gear talk, and the kind of stoke that makes you want to air down and go ride.
- Publisher
- Fat-bike Radio
- Category
- sports
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- Yes
- First episode
- 28 Feb 2013
- Latest episode
- 24 Apr 2026
Latest episodes
1 of 412 episodes have a transcript.

24 Apr 2026
Micro Dose 13 - 515 miles in Alaska, a titanium cargo bike, spring race season is open

17 Apr 2026
Micro Dose #12 - Closing In on Nome, Tariff Wins & Spring Events

4 Apr 2026
Weekly Dose of Fat: Micro Dose #11 – Paragon Closes, Alaska Adventure, and Spring Events
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Weekly Dose of Fat: Micro Dose #5 – This Week’s Fat-Bike News in Minutes
Published 20 Feb 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] All right, first up, Vermont. The Catamont Fat Bike Rally is back for year six. It's basically a community winter party. Free access to groomed fat bike trails, demo bikes give you the try before you buy energy. It's a perfect way to turn that, I should try that someday, into an actual ride. Now, Wisconsin beach riders, listen up. A Shorewood Municipal Court ruling says riders and walkers have to keep their feet or tires in the water when crossing certain private shorelines. Go too far up the beach and you could be looking at a $300 ticket. That one matters. If you ride Lake Michigan shoreline stretches, it's definitely worth knowing. […]
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