
An Active Effort to Promote Mountain Biking Among Women
When mountain biker Tandie Bailey signed up for the first Slaughter Pen Jam race in Bentonville, Arkansas a decade ago, she recalls “there weren’t very many girls, maybe three others”

When mountain biker Tandie Bailey signed up for the first Slaughter Pen Jam race in Bentonville, Arkansas a decade ago, she recalls “there weren’t very many girls, maybe three others”

We haven’t heard of any events set for Arkansas but we’ll let you know if any show up. This could be a lot of fun. (from media release) (Boulder, Colo.

Mountain bike racing is what we call an even playing field sport. No one sits on the bench, everyone participates, which opens it up to various ages and sexes. The

There’s something about getting grimy and sweaty with the gals. You feel like you’re breaking the rules. You’re not made of sugar and spice and everything nice. You’re not someone’s

Labor Day weekend will mark the 3rd year anniversary of when I went to a local bike shop and bought my first mountain bike. Having never ridden before, the guys

I have a dream that women will take to the streets on two wheels wearing skirts or jeans. They will wear pretty shirts and long flowing scarves and carry loaves

“Sooner or later we all discover that the important moments in life are not the advertised ones, not the birthdays, the graduations, the weddings, not the great goals achieved. The
After writing Dirty Girls, I had an opportunity to see my first Cyclocross race: the Turkey Burn at Allsop Park. Along with a morning of witnessing awe inspiring feats of athleticism and competitive

According to the research at Outdoor Industry, the likely representative of one who describes themselves as an outdoor recreation enthusiast would be a caucasian male, with at least some college education, making more
Welcome back to guest blogger, Lisa. Have you ever wondered what makes some women tick? You’ll find some answers here. At 5 a.m. Monday, I woke up. Not because the