Noah Granigan's guest appearances

Noah Granigan

Warren Cycling Podcast

Off Course

Robin Carpenter

Maxx Chance

Georgia Gould

John Murphy

Larry Warbasse

Chris Froome

Lionel Birnie

Ben King

Kiel Reijnen

Sepp Kuss

Joey Rosskopf

Grant Holicky

Ellen Noble

Erin Huck

Meredith Miller

OwlTail

Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional bicycle racing and interview Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling's Noah Granigan.  Noah is in Turkey preparing for the Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey which runs from April 10th throught 17th.  The Warren brothers talk about Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux's Biniam Girmay's historic win at Gent-Wevelgem, and the other recent results.  

Randy and Dean Warren catch up on the latest in professional bicycle racing and interview Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling's Noah Granigan.  Noah is in Turkey preparing for the Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey which runs from April 10th throught 17th.  The Warren brothers talk about Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux's Biniam Girmay's historic win at Gent-Wevelgem, and the other recent results.

Gent-Wevelgem History & Noah Granigan Interview

Welcome home everyone. Whether you were launching into a new venture—say, a year of bike racing overseas like our guest today—or maybe just getting the kids off to school in the morning, we’re all trying to figure out what the plan is now. Back at home amid the COVID-19 chaos. We thought it would be fun to check in with friend of the pod, Noah Granigan, a member of the Hincapie-Leomo team, about what it was like to get to Spain just before the pandemic hit there with full force, his reaction to hearing the U.S. president announce that coming back to the U.S. wasn’t an option, and how he and his teammates made their trek back home—or at least to a place near home where they could safely quarantine themselves. Let’s get Off Course!

Welcome home everyone. Whether you were launching into a new venture—say, a year of bike racing overseas like our guest today—or maybe just getting the kids off to school in the morning, we’re all trying to figure out what the plan is now. Back at home amid the COVID-19 chaos. We thought it would be fun to check in with friend of the pod, Noah Granigan, a member of the Hincapie-Leomo team, about what it was like to get to Spain just before the pandemic hit there with full force, his reaction to hearing the U.S. president announce that coming back to the U.S. wasn’t an option, and how he and his teammates made their trek back home—or at least to a place near home where they could safely quarantine themselves. Let’s get Off Course!

OC 08 // Inside Perspective: Getting to Girona Just in time to Leave with Noah Granigan

This week we bring on the one and only Noah Granigan. Noah, like our friend Maxx Chance, is famous in Boulder, but this year is looking to take the “Noah Show” on the road to Europe with the Hincapie-Leomo team.  Noah comes from a family of cyclists, and has been on the bike his entire life. His grandfather, Joe Saling, is a member of the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame and a great supporter of his grandson’s passion for road racing. Noah talks about that support, and his path through the age-ranks of cycling in the U.S. and abroad. We continue the conversation about what makes European racing different, how the Belgian roads are made to bite any rider who isn’t focused, and about old men groping your calves.  We also get off road. Gravel has been exploding in popularity in the States, and Noah tells us about his Dirty Kanza experience. He was ninth place last year in his first real gravel experience, and we discuss the craziness of the race as well as the things he learned the hard way while in the trenches of this 10-hour event.  Look out for #theBelgianCrack and let’s get off course! 

This week we bring on the one and only Noah Granigan. Noah, like our friend Maxx Chance, is famous in Boulder, but this year is looking to take the “Noah Show” on the road to Europe with the Hincapie-Leomo team.  Noah comes from a family of cyclists, and has been on the bike his entire life. His grandfather, Joe Saling, is a member of the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame and a great supporter of his grandson’s passion for road racing. Noah talks about that support, and his path through the age-ranks of cycling in the U.S. and abroad. We continue the conversation about what makes European racing different, how the Belgian roads are made to bite any rider who isn’t focused, and about old men groping your calves.  We also get off road. Gravel has been exploding in popularity in the States, and Noah tells us about his Dirty Kanza experience. He was ninth place last year in his first real gravel experience, and we discuss the craziness of the race as well as the things he learned the hard way while in the trenches of this 10-hour event.  Look out for #theBelgianCrack and let’s get off course!