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CycloFemme

Our CycloFemme Ride

Our ride was organized by Moxie Cycling Company. A great group of 13 got together in Madison, WI for a 40-mile ride that featured a stop for brunch in a 119-year-old barn in Evansville before riding back to Madison. We rode on both the Capitol City Loop and the Badger State Trail. We had gorgeous [...]
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WEEEEEEEEEEE

On Sunday, 13 May 2012, I took part in an organised leisure ride with hundreds of other cyclists going from Stormont (Northern Ireland's Parliament Buildings) to Newtownards, Bangor and back to Stormont. This was a 22.4 mile (35km) route that was closed to traffic. The special thing about the route was that it was the [...]
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I’ve Achieved Something

My boyfriend is a mad keen cyclist & when I met him I became keen on watching the sport. I wanted to take up cycling for fun but didn't really know where to begin. I've never been a sporty person or keen on excercise. I couldn't find the motivation to get going until last year [...]
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I Even Share It With My Dog

Life Style Became My Life. How did a bike change my life? Many ways. I was always fascinated with the freedom I got from a bicycle. I accidentally taught myself to ride going down a hill when one of my training wheel broke and the other one bent. I was on top of the world [...]
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Inspiration And Momentum

Biking has given me the inspiration and momentum to discover new places and conquer challenges both physical and mental. - Cavan
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I Feel Like A World Traveler

I am a wimpy bike rider, but no less devoted than my mighty long distance gnarly girl friends. When I ride my bike I feel like a world traveler, a racing car driver, a chinese basket merchant, a cafe in my imminent future, an observer of small things in nature, a road less traveled traveler. [...]
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Challenging Gender Barriers

Bike Riding has a huge influence in my life. My pink & blue retro beach cruiser was built from just a frame found at a garbage dump by my amazing friend Aaron. Aaron & Pedal Power of Middletown, CT Ordered a special flowered seat and oversized bell that said "I love my bike". I use [...]
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My Bike Has Been My Friend

During some of the most intense times of my life, my bike has been my friend. I can get on my bike and forget about everything. - Kimberly
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The Bike Makes Me Happy

Simply put the bike makes me happy. No matter what type of bike riding I do I always feel accomplished and great afterwards. I started off riding road and now I'm getting more into mountain xc, skate parks and pump tracks, which is a bigger challenge than road but equally rewarding. With a group or [...]
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A Way For Me To Challenge Gender Stereotypes

The bike represents freedom at its most basic. I became the first woman to mountain bike in Afghanistan in 2009, a country where its not acceptable for women to ride bikes. The bike represented a way for me to challenge gender stereotypes in a country repeatedly ranked the worst place in the world to be [...]
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