It’s Christmas Eve! Traditionally we’ve recorded a look back at the year and talked a bit about what’s coming up. This year we’re reviewing things a little differently, as we take a look back at some of the most popular stories and subjects we’ve addressed over the years and what they teach us about the sport, the audience and the business of Pro! Women’s! Cycling! (1:05:14 MIN / 59.73 MB)
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Some of the posts we talked about:
- Our kit vote posts (you may need to scroll down)
- Sarah’s posts about buying women’s cycling kit, and other cycling goodies, are under the Shopping tab
- Sarah’s original post about trying to find cycling clothes, including plus-sized kit, from
- Cycling and the Unspoken – July 2013
- “I am so sick of reading these stories” – about not paying riders, and other sexisms in the sport, from September 2014
- An incomplete list of British Cycling’s issues with women riders – April 2016
- “On that kit” – about the media and UCI furore over the (photoshopped) photos of the IDRD-Bogotá Humana-San Mateo-Solgar kit
Please do follow the work of the Cyclists’ Alliance, the new collective voice for professional women road cyclists – their website and twitter – and please consider donating to them.
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