From cycling with friends and officiating at national cycling competitions to chairing talks and influencing cycling in general, a lot of great women are making their mark in the cycling community.
You can’t meet them all in person but you can certainly read a bit more about some of them here. We bring some short interviews with different women to your desktop.
- Alice Lyall – Enthusiast, cyclist, sometime sea swimmer
- Angela Barron – Running a charity and founded a cycle club
- Anna Richardson – An Active Travel manifesto keeps her busy
- Brenda Mitchell – A cycling laywer riding with Belles on Bikes (Borders)
- Caroline Brown – A knitting academic with a big heart for cycling
- Claire Connachan – Communicator getting the (bike) message across
- Hannah Dines – Trike racer on the world scene
- Daisy Narayanan – An urban designer with passion for cycling
- Fiona Powell – A coach that makes the tiny wheels go ’round
- Jenny Tough – Cycles into the distance, just like that
- Joanne Boyle – Policy maker at Transport Scotland
- Kerry MacPhee – Professional cyclist – against the odds
- Lee Muir – An academic, a cyclist and a mom
- Lizzie Reather – Another serial campaigner pushing matters forward
- Mahnoor Sultan Campbell – Teacher with a cycling mission
- Morag Prach – Scientist, bike mechanic, cycle trainer
- Orshi Keri – Campus cycling officer getting students on bikes
- Sally Hinchcliffe – A serial cycle campaigner and writer
- Sarah Burr – Brings infrastructure to the city
- Sofia Zambon – Embraces everyday cycling and spreads the bike love
- Stephani Mok – Commuter and carbon saver hero
- Suzanne Forup – A lucky cyclist combining work and cycling
- Tricia Fort – An engineer pushing along the GoBike campaign
- Victoria Leiper – Gets people on (recycled) bikes
- Vivienne Gray – Planner with a passion for bikes
