Australia’s first women’s bicycle race took place in Ashfield
I know that some of you are probably not into learning about history, but it was my favourite subject at school so you’ll have to
Read moreKaarle McCulloch has her sights set firmly on Rio 2016
I caught up with track cyclist Kaarle McCulloch last week to hear about her challenging last few years and her future plans to be in
Read moreAustralian women tearing up the boards in Paris
It sounds idyllic, riding your bike in the city of lights, but for eight Aussie women it’s more like lots of hard work for the
Read moreThe moving of the deckchairs in women’s pro cycling
It’s that time of year when professional cyclists announce their team transfers for the following year. We can all read plenty about the high profile
Read moreThe high stakes of Women’s Keirin racing in Japan
If you’ve ever been to watch a track cycling event you’ve probably watched a very unusual race called the Keirin. I’ve always enjoyed it and
Read moreThe Skinny Lattes – getting more women on bikes
I first heard about the Adelaide-based women only cycling club, The Skinny Lattes a couple of years ago but it wasn’t until now that I
Read moreA quick chat with Anna Meares
I was lucky enough to catch up with the amazing Anna Meares via email for an interview. I find Anna very inspiring and have been
Read moreWhy cycling is the best sport according to 8 year old Ava
Eight year old, Ava Giramondo is a member of the youth development squad of my cycling club Lidcombe-Auburn Cycle Club (LACC) and she recently presented
Read moreTrailblazing female bike racers of the 1880s
As well as being a keen cyclist, I am also a lover of social history and when I get to combine two things of interest
Read moreMeet Olympic medalist Annette Edmondson
Late last year I was at an event staged by Australian Cycling Executives (ACE) and Annette (Nettie) Edmondson was a special guest. I was fortunate
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