Will there be a seven year itch for women’s cycling blog Women Who Cycle?
Never in my wildest imagination did I ever expect to write a women’s cycling blog for seven years, week on week. I started Women Who
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Improve your skills and learn to how to descend safely on a road bike
When I first started riding a road bike, nearly ten years ago, I thought you just jumped on and away you went, but it didn’t
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Addventageous – female cyclists encouraging other riders to join them
If you’re a regular reader of this blog then you’ll know I love to share a story about female cyclists encouraging other riders to join
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Get out of your comfort zone using your magic bicycle
I believe you should regularly get out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself. I’m not always great at practising what I preach, but I’m
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Watch La Course by Le Tour on television but don’t enjoy it too much
Tonight I get to watch La Course by Le Tour on television in my living room in Australia which I’m going to enjoy but it’s a
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Great stories from around the world encouraging women to ride bikes
I always love to hear from other female cyclists from around the world who are encouraging women to ride bikes. So when Barbara Kornbluh from
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Is the 2018 Giro Rosa really the biggest women’s bike race of the year?
Every year at this time I write about the Women’s ‘biggest’ stage race of the year – the 2018 Giro Rosa, a race that is
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Write a letter to my younger self – Go ride a bike
I’ve always wanted to try this exercise – write a letter to my younger self, and because this is a women’s cycling blog I’m going
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A Must read for cycling fans is Bridie O’Donnell’s Life and Death – a Cycling Memoir
The very first interview (via email) I conducted when I started this blog nearly seven years ago was with Bridie O’Donnell, so I was very
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Read the latest research into women’s cycling participation from Cycling Victoria
I’m always interested in research into women’s cycling participation so I was intrigued to see a piece of research from Cycling Victoria last month. I’m
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