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The Active Hobo is a community of storytellers on a mission to make meaning. We’re rooted in Westlake, Cape Town—part café, part studio, all heart. Drop by for a great flat white, stay to enjoy our shows, or book a session to capture your own story.

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  • He’s 17 and Racing Elites—Now He’s Heading to Italy for a Trial
    Feb 4 2026

    A South African junior cyclist is chasing a European breakthrough — and the biggest hurdle isn’t talent. It’s access.

    In this episode of Active Hobo, Faraz Khatieb shares his origin story: how his dad and brother pulled him into cycling, how his father became his coach and mechanic, and why racing in Europe is a completely different game. Faraz is leaving **26 February** for an **Italy-based trial** with a European team — with Belgium racing on the cards — and he’s doing everything he can to turn a one-month opportunity into a full-season contract.

    You’ll also hear the real behind-the-scenes reality young riders face: the costs of joining teams, the pressure to perform with limited support, and how community fundraising can make (or break) the dream.

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    - How Faraz got into road cycling (and why he had to “wait his turn”)

    - Dad-as-coach: training structure, recovery days, and race prep

    - Why Europe racing demands race craft, nerve, and positioning—not just fitness

    - The sponsorship problem: how talented riders get stuck behind paywalls

    - The fundraising push to make the Italy trial possible

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  • Dan Loubser
    Jan 26 2026
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  • Wearable Cycling Airbag + A Doping Shock in Running | The Breakaway EP2
    Jan 22 2026
    Cycling airbag tech is no longer sci-fi. In Episode 2 of The Breakaway, the guys unpack the “Aero Bag” — a wearable airbag integrated into bibs that pro teams are already testing — and ask the real question: is this the biggest safety leap since helmets, or a false-deployment disaster waiting to happen? Then the conversation pivots to a running doping provisional suspension and why headlines can poison a sport’s credibility long before the facts are clear. From there, it’s a full “Peloton Bulletin” week: Tour Down Under reactions (including the women’s race format debate), Western Cape & Gauteng champs talk (plus road-closure frustrations), and the kind of race calendar that makes January feel like mid-season. The most serious moment lands hard: a story of a cyclist killed by a drunk driver, and a call for the active community to mobilize—because outrage without action changes nothing. SHOWNOTES: # Western Province Champs (results) https://www.wpcycling.com/results/2026-western-cape-road-champs/ # Gauteng Champs (best public references found) https://gautengcycling.org/disciplines/road-cycling/ https:contentReference[oaicite:32]{index=32}ional-race/provincial-cycling-champs/2026/result # Attakwas Extreme (results) https://www.sportsplits.com/r :contentReference[oaicite:33]{index=33}ps://www.atta.co.za/ # Let’s Ride (cycling community / safety) https://www.instagram.com/letsride_cpt/ # Aerobag (wearable airbag for pro cycli:contentReference[oaicite:34]{index=34}news/aerobag-airbag-for-cyclists https://www.domestiquecycling.com/en/news/picnic-postnl-set-for-2026-primeur-with-wearable-airbag-trial/ https://www.domestiq :contentReference[oaicite:35]{index=35}he-aerobag-how-picnic-postnl-are-developing-cyclings-next-safety-breakthrough/ # Running doping allegation (Albert Korir – AIU official list) https://www.athleticsintegrity.org/disciplinary-process/provisional-suspensions-in-force https://www.barrons.com/news/kenya-s-ny-marathon-champ-albert-korir-gets-drug-suspension-c4592845 # Women’s Tour Down Under (women’s stages) https://tourdownunder.com.au/race/womens/stages https://tourdownunder.com.au/race/stages # Bay to Bay 30km (results) https://live.ultimate.dk/mobile/front/?eventid=7322 https://runningcalendar.co.za/events/bay-to-bay # 100km sub-6 (Chasing 100) https://www.irunfar.com/sibusiso-kubheka-breaks-6-hours-for-100k-chasing-100-2025 https://www.thenewsmarket.com/news/speed-without-limits--sibusiso-kubheka-breaks-the-6-hour-barrier-in-100km-chase--powered-by-latest-i/s/bf8d3d51-3fa1-4ee4-8afc-1eb5333a970d # Camps Bay cyclist Idries Sheriff (coverage) https://www.ewn.co.za/2025/12/18/anger-as-driver-accused-in-fatal-camps-bay-cycling-crash-granted-r15-000-bail https://www.capetownetc.com/news/tragic-accident-claims-life-of-cyclist-on-victoria-road-near-glen-beach/ # Scicon bike travel bag (road) https://za.sciconsports.com/products/aerocomfort-3-0-road-bike-travel-bag-tp053105013 # Factor ONE https://factorbikes.com/bikes/one # Winelands Cycle Race https://winelandscyclerace.co.za/ # Old Mutual Wealth Double Century (save the date) https://doublecentury.co.za/ # Van Rysel FTP² concept / shoes https://www.bikeradar.com/news/2026-van-rysel-ftp2-concept-bike https://www.cyclingnews.com/bikes/road/wireless-shoes-and-a-playstation-cockpit-van-rysel-has-just-launched-the-maddest-bike-of-2026-and-were-only-two-weeks-in/ --- 0:00 Welcome + what’s coming in Ep2 1:46 The “Aero Bag” cycling airbag: what it is + who’s testing it 7:35 False deployments, heat, and “should it be mandatory?” 11:26 Running doping allegation: credibility, media, and transparency 21:24 Peloton Bulletin: Tour Down Under + women’s race length debate 24:38 SA champs talk: Western Cape & Gauteng + road safety concerns 29:49 Atukwos: brutal climbing day + racing calendar overload 30:58 30K race talk + insane pacing perspective 33:55 Idris story: why this must be a turning point 38:14 Ride in support + how to show up as the active community 41:16 Community news: guests, sponsor gear, bike bag program 45:19 Joburg trip: Factor One ride/review teaser 45:44 Monthly marathon + upcoming races (Winelands, DC chat) 47:44 Next week teaser: Van Rysel/Decathlon tech thread 48:43 Closing: “Stories matter” invitation
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