Fear – A Guest Post With Alexis Ring of Lexi Miller Apparel
Alexis Ring, founder of Lexi Miller Apparel talks to us about overcoming fear in starting a women's cycling brand in a male dominant industry.
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Women Lead: How We Can Influence Representation Of Women In Cycling
February's first segment of Women Lead on how women can address representation in cycling through influence.
Read MoreBike Talk: Are Cycling Clubs Really Intimidating?
The “intimidation” factor in cycling clubs and ways to getting more women to join.
Read MoreBIKE TALK: MENTAL HEALTH AND CYCLING
All over social media and the internet, you’ll find various posts, articles and information about World Mental Health Day and Month. In a bid to raise awareness and campaign against the stigma around mental health,...
Read MoreBike Talk: Cycling And Body Image
For many of us, cycling offers a break from our daily lives. We throw ourselves unto busy roads, beat our best records, and even climb that damn hill we have been dreading but wanted to...
Read MoreBike Talk: Will #METOO Shake Up Women’s Cycling?
It’s no surprise that sexism is endemic in cycling. It’s one of the reason’s I started this segment Bike Talk. When I first started commuting by bike in San Francisco, I didn’t realize I would enter...
Read MoreBike Talk: We Need More Diversity In Cycling Media & Sport
As my work in blogging about getting more women on bikes grew, so did women’s specific products. While I watched fashionable and functional designers enter the industry, I have also seen women’s cycling boutiques, groups, organizations,...
Read MoreBike Talk: Cycling Along Your Cycle
For the longest time, I had accepted that for a few days out of the month, I was going to struggle on my bike. I cycled through but slower, aching, and longing to skip commutes...
Read MoreBike Talk: The Female Saddle Issue Debate, Again?
You may have read in a previous blog post on Things Only Cycling Babes Know and wondered what I meant by #9: “Not shaving “lady bits” is the best prevention for saddle sore…” It has become well known...
Read MoreBike Talk: Why I’m Starting My Own Cycling Group
I live in rural New York. Only an hour outside of the Big Apple in the lush green rolling hills and wide open lakes with scenic views for miles. I have always classified myself as...
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