Women’s Tour of Britain – big step in the right direction
A couple of months ago I wrote about 2014 being a very big year for professional women’s cycling. One part of that big year is
Read moreA female cyclist’s guide to measuring your progress
I’ve recently started working with a coach. It’s the first time I’ve used a coach and it’s come about because I’m involved with my cycling
Read moreHow to keep riding as the weather cools
I’m lucky enough to live in a place with a temperate climate which means I can ride my bike outdoors all year round. But even
Read moreCalling female cyclists – You should try a Cycling Sportif
I’ve just returned from an excellent weekend of cycling in the NSW central west town of Bathurst. Bathurst holds a special place in my memories
Read moreLights for road bikes – See and be seen
Like many road cyclists I ride early in the morning to avoid traffic and to get a 20 km plus ride in before I have
Read moreA women’s guide to better cornering on a road bike
Cornering is one of those fundamental skills you really need to perfect if you’re going to be a good bike rider. I wouldn’t claim to
Read moreMaking her mark in women’s cycling – Kristy Scrymgeour
A few months ago I was lucky enough to meet up with Kristy Scrymgeour who is the owner and manager of the women’s pro team
Read moreCalling all women – Here’s 10 reasons you should take up cycling
I like to think of myself as a bit of a cycling evangelist. That doesn’t mean I give regular sermons about cycling but through this
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 moreAn exciting year ahead for women’s cycling
Ever since I started writing this blog (about two and a half years ago) I’ve been following the women’s pro peleton. Prior to that, I
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