Ep 36 – Baba & Rolli Anderegg: Bike Boutique, Trail Rides and a Small Bike Festival
Skids & Giggles Mountain Bike PodcastShow Notes
Pascal sat down with Baba and Rolli Anderegg to talk about fun mountain biking experiences that are not only about bigger, better, faster and further, but also about the community, inclusivity and the love for the sport. With the Grischa Trail Ride as well as the Kleinstes Bikefestival in Parpan amongst their events, Baba and Rolli have a great perspective and it was interesting to hear their side of the events we have enjoyed so much over the years. On top of that, through her Bike Boutique, Baba offers bespoke experiences right on her doorstep in the mountains around Lenzerheide and we got to hear quite a bit on her take on tailor-made mountain bike adventures for riders of all ages.
The original recording between the Andereggs and Pascal is in Swiss German, so we briefly recap what was discussed for our English-speaking listeners. If you want to skip straight to the Swiss German part, fast forward to about minute 17! Looking for other Swiss German episodes in a similar format? Have a listen to our conversations with Greg Kowner Part 1 and Part 2 as well the Gilgen about Pumptrack Muttenz.
We also briefly touch on a recent social ride with our former guest Darren Mace. As always, we had a great time catching up with guests and friends of the podcast. Make sure to have a listen to our chat with Darren as well!
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