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Podcast: The tastiest bikepacking route and X-Jam radness

The designer of the new Butter Tart 700 on what makes a good mixed-surface adventure and a national BMX freestyle champ on bar spins and tailwhips

Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast 112

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The Butter Tart 700 is a bikepacking route in Southern Ontario. Route designer Matt Kadey speaks about what went into the creation of this loop. He wanted to ensure an interesting mix of surfaces and to keep it remote without being remote. One look at the route on the Ride with GPS page shows the level of detail Kadey has put into the creation of the BT 700. He’s marked places to stay, eat, drink and even borrow books.

Jaden Chipman, the national BMX freestyle champion, speaks about the significance of his podium spot at the recent Toronto X-Jam. X-Jam is not only an important event for Chipman, but BMX freestyle as a whole in the run-up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Finally, coach Peter Glassford discusses junk miles. What are junk miles, exactly? How can you avoid them?

You can send in your Ask a Coach questions for Glassford to podcast@cyclingmagazine.ca

Podcast artwork by Maxine Gravina

The Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast thanks the Ontario Media Development Corp. for its support.

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