When can I call myself a cyclist?
I’m of the view that anyone who rides a bike can call themselves a cyclist, although I’m sure when I started riding a road bike
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 moreShe Trains program from Cycling NSW
I’m often guilty of not promoting the good stuff I’m involved in, partly because I’m not good at self promotion and partly because like the
Read moreHigh5 Dream Team nurtures talented Australian female cyclists
A couple of weeks ago word got out via a few media outlets that Cycling Australia has suspended its European based women’s development program with
Read moreFemme de force at the TDU women’s series
I’ve just returned from the annual migration of Sydney cyclists to South Australia to witness the increasingly popular Tour Down Under. This year, as well
Read more‘Wheel Women’ encourage a bunch of real women to ride in Adelaide
I arrived in Adelaide on Sunday to enjoy the annual Australian festival of cycling. The first thing I did was head for the tour village
Read moreShort-sighted decision by Cycling Australia will damage women’s cycling development
The latest decision by our own illustrious governing body, Cycling Australia gives me a sense of a few tiny baby steps forward, followed by a
Read moreHappy New Year – How to set a realistic 2015 goal
Confession time for me. Earlier this year, and for the past couple of years, I have ridden an average of at least 100 km per
Read moreMerry Christmas – go for a ride
Merry Christmas to all my Women Who Cycle followers. I’m very grateful to have you in my circle. I’m not going to recommend that you
Read moreTips for finding a female friendly cycling club
Joining a cycling club is a great way to meet other cyclists and to step up from being a ‘Sunday’ recreational cyclist to that next
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