Tour de France Femmes – two steps forward, one step back
I don’t want to appear ungrateful that the ASO (the company that runs the Tour de France Femmes and many other events) is running an
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Female roadies: How to find the right saddle for your bike
By far the most important touchpoint you have with your road bike is the one that holds most of your weight – the saddle, so
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You should sign up for a charity bike ride like the Breakthrough TD1 One Ride
I attended a launch event last week for a charity cycling event run by Breakthrough TD1 (formerly JDRF), and I felt energised and enthusiastic. I
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Why reducing race coverage of the women’s Paris-Roubaix is a backward step
It might not sound like a big deal, but moving the women’s Paris-Roubaix race to the same time as the iconic men’s race, and reducing
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Tested: the uber cool casual cycling shirt
Wheel Women’s Tina McCarthy reviews the gorgeous and uber cool casual cycling shirts from Spain. There are some days you just want to go all
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The women’s TDU comes of age
The first time I attended the Tour Down Under was in 2009, shortly after I started riding a road bike. It was an incredible experience,
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Australian hero Nancy Wake riding a bike across France during war
Today is Remembrance Day, where we remember those who’ve served in our armed forces. I must admit that when I think of Australian soldiers, I
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The rise and rise of the Tour de France Femmes
I know I’m a little late to the party, but last week I attended the final stage of the Tour de France Femmes in the
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Let’s celebrate World Bicycle Day
Happy World Bicycle Day everyone. Celebrating such an important day got me thinking about why I love cycling so much. My love of cycling goes
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Happy International Women’s Day
Happy International Women’s Day everyone. The campaign theme for this year is “Accelerate Action” which fits beautifully with the role the humble bike has had
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