In the final episode of the Cycling Ramble, Adam and Oli discuss Tiesj Benoot’s spectacular victory at Strade Bianche. The pair preview Tirreno-Adriatico, before looking further ahead to the Giro d’Italia. Adam and Oli end the podcast by looking back at their highlights from presenting the Cycling Ramble. Thank you to everybody who has listened to the Cycling Ramble over the last 18 months and for all your support. Check out our social media, to see what's next for us: https://twitter.com/OliBaseley https://twitter.com/Adam_Bailey98

In the latest episode of the Cycling Ramble, Adam and Oli reflect on the opening weekend of the spring classics, before previewing Strade Bianche and Paris-Nice. Cycling Ramble Links: Twitter: twitter.com/CyclingRamble Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cyclingramble/ Soundcloud: @cyclingramble Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/cyclingramble/

In this solo podcast, Oli reviews the Dubai Tour, previews both the Ruta del Sol & Volta ao Algarve and discusses some of this week's talking points. Cycling Ramble Links: Twitter: twitter.com/CyclingRamble Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cyclingramble/ Soundcloud: @cyclingramble Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/cyclingramble/

After an extended break over Christmas, Adam and Oli are back with the Cycling Ramble’s first episode of 2018. The pair reflect on the start to the season, including victories for Alejandro Valverde, Daryl Impey and Esteban Chaves. They also look ahead to the races coming up in the next few weeks and look ahead to the coming year. Adam and Oli end the podcast by discussing the Chris Froome saga after the Team Sky rider announced he will begin his 2018 season later this month. Cycling Ramble Links: Twitter: twitter.com/CyclingRamble Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cyclingramble/ Soundcloud: @cyclingramble Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/cyclingramble/

In our second Revolve 24 podcast, we analyze the Stories behind the event. We hear from numerous participants, organizers, food-vendors and stewards, about why they got involved. Their stories produced some fascinating listening, which you'll enjoy. Hopefully, it can also provide a bit of an understanding about why people try and compete at these long-form endurance events.

Adam speaks to the 2017 Revolve24 male solo winner Julian Rider after he set a new record for the most distance covered at Revolve24. His distance of 462.27 miles beat his previous record of 425 miles, which he set in 2015.