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Women Who Cycle is 11 years old

Womenwhocycle.com is 11 years old, so Happy Birthday Women Who Cycle. I was going to write some shiny new copy but when I went back

Wow, I’ve never seen so much focus on women’s road cycling as I saw last week with the Tour de France Femmes (TdFF). My interest

It seems to have flown under the radar, but the Birmingham Commonwealth Games starts tonight with our riders on the track, so here’s a quick

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,

I know I’m not alone when I say that I’m that keen on riding up hills, particularly when I have to ride up steep hills

A lot of cyclists are sceptical about running as a complementary exercise to cycling, but I think they work well together, so I say ‘yes,

It’s been a few years since I wrote about the Women’s Giro, known now as the 2022 Giro Donne, and previously called the Giro Rosa.

For a bit of fun (please don’t take it too seriously), here are the seven types of female cyclist that I identified (made up). With

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All cyclists dislike riding on windy days but you make cycling into a headwind easier with a few techniques. I’m lucky that my hometown of

One thing that really bugs me about road cycling is there is often an emphasis on being tough, like riding with hard rather than easy