If you can see it, you can be it, and other great lessons from the Women’s Sport Summit
I was lucky enough to attend a Women’s Sport Summit last week, hearing a whole host of great speakers and meeting lots of people who
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Happy 8th birthday to women who cycle
Today marks eight years since I started this blog – Women Who Cycle. What an extraordinary journey I’ve been on in those years. It all
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Women riding the Tour de France route for equality – a huge feat
I’m totally in awe of a group of female cyclists who just finished the most amazing undertaking by riding the Tour de France route a
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Yes there is a correct way to wear a bicycle helmet
I live in a country where it is compulsory to wear a bike helmet, but I’m not here to debate whether that’s good or not,
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Meet the tenacious aussie pro cyclist sarah roy
For those who follow this blog you’ll know that I really enjoy interviewing female Australian pro cyclists, and this time it’s my absolute pleasure to
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Budget guide to indoor trainer setup – you don’t have to spend thousands
Indoor trainers have evolved in the last few years to become very sophisticated with price tags to match, but you don’t have to fork out
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Pay IT Forward and Cycling are a perfect match
The wonderful concept of ‘paying it forward’ has got me thinking about how Pay It Forward and cycling go nicely together. The idea of paying
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Join me at the Women In Sport Summit 2019 in Melbourne in august
This week I’m going to deviate a little from my usual single-mindedness on women’s road cycling and broaden my focus to women in sport. I
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I’m very disappointed with ASO’s La Course by Le Tour De France
I’m very disappointed with the Tour de France organisers ASO for their lacklustre efforts with the women’s race La Course by Le Tour de France.
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Should you ride your bike when you’re sick?
This is a question that I’ve often pondered over the decade I’ve been riding a road bike – should you ride your bike when you’re
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