Many Happy Miles: Making Cycling More Inclusive
If you love cycling or just love empowering stories about changemakers, this episode of Many Happy Miles is for you. Our guest is Marley Blonsky, a self-described “fat adventure cyclist, advocate and influencer,” who shares her knowledge about and joy of cycling with hosts Dimity and Sarah WF. In this episode, Marley covers:
- Why we need more “big babes” on bikes;
- The experience of starting and growing her non-profit, All Bodies on Bikes;
- The unique cycling culture of her adopted hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas;
- How to be less intimidated in a bike shop, how to be safe on the roads, and how to find other people to ride with.
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