Women’s Wednesday: Netflix & Red Vines – Coming back from Injury
Submitted by 303cycling on April 18th, 2018I love when you tell a friend, “I had an intimate relationship with a bag of Redvines last week” and she doesn’t even ask for clarification. She just knows. Read more
Women’s Wednesday: 8 Sign Women’s Mountain Biking is on the Rise
Submitted by 303cycling on March 21st, 2018Over the past 15 years, there has been an extraordinary shift in the sport of mountain biking. The women’s mountain bike community has seen huge growth – with more women hitting the trails, entering races and starting up their own community mountain bike clubs, it’s no surprise that women are taking the mountain bike world by storm! Read more
SPOKE: You Never Know When the Last Moments Will Be
Submitted by 303cycling on March 4th, 2018By Becky Furuta “You never know when the last moments will be, so you have to be present for them all.” Callie Halls, best host housing ever, St. Louis, MO Driving to the Halls’ house was like driving to the home I never had. It was a beautiful, lemon-yellow house on a tree-lined street withRead More
Women’s Wednesday: Things you never knew about pro cyclist Cari Higgins and MTB Champ Becky Batizy
Submitted by 303cycling on February 28th, 2018It’s February in Colorado, which means we just rode 4 hours in shorts and short sleeve jerseys, and now we sit in a coffee shop watching the snow dump! 303cycling asked former pro cyclist Cari Higgins and MTB State Champ Becky Batizy a few cycling and “non-cycling” questions to get to know them and learn moreRead More
Women’s Wednesday: Sexism in Cycling
Submitted by 303cycling on February 21st, 2018By Becky Furuta I could tell you a million stories. I bet you have a million of your own. At least, you do if you are a woman. There’s the time I pulled up to a red light in the dead of winter, wearing fleece-lined bibs, a long-sleeved jersey and a heavy winter cycling jacket.Read More