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651. Cycling savvy.

Author

Purcell, Lauren

Subjects
WOMEN'S health, WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Reports that according to Irwin Goldstein, M.D., a professor of urology at Boston University Medical School, long stints on a bicycle can cause women to lose sexual sensation. How the problem occurs; Suggestions to minimize your risk.

Published
1997

652. Pick our women of the year.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Presents a contest that would help identify cycling's most influential women of 1997. Prize to be given for the winner; Lists of qualifications; How to join the contest. INSET: World-Class Women..

Published
1997

653. The year of the woman.

Author

Carpenter, Connie

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Views on the success of women's road cycling in the Olympics and other major cycling events. Start of the women's road cycling; First women's cycling event in Olympic history; Names of prominent women cyclist.

Published
1996

654. A fresh Breeze.

Subjects
MOUNTAIN biking, WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Presents the Breezer/Nexus women's mountain bike team. Aims of the team; Its co-sponsor.

Published
1996

655. Lessons from the kid.

Author

Cuerdon, Carlotta

Subjects
PREGNANCY, WOMEN'S cycling, HEALTH
Abstract

Reports on the effects of the author's pregnancy on her cycling career. Experiences during the trimesters; Ego.

Published
1996

656. Good ol' gal gatherings.

Author

Grob, Kimberly

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Presents information on women's cycling with special emphasis on the 1996 camps and tours and why you should attend them. INSET: Here are 12 organizers of '96 camps and tours..

Published
1995

657. A small solution.

Author

DuPriest, Linda

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Focuses on author Linda DuPriest's reaction to male cyclists' complaints about the lack of `serious' female cyclists. Need for the guys to slow their pace; Apology from friend.

Published
1995

658. Breakthrough year for women's racing.

Author

Zahradnik, Fred

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, SPORTS competitions
Abstract

Focuses on the resurgence of women's road racing in 1995. Victory of Clara Hughes at CoreStates Liberty Classic; Thrift Drug Invitational; Tour DuPont.

Published
1995

659. I've met the enemy.

Author

Jackenthal, Stefani

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, BICYCLE racing, SPORTS competitions
Abstract

Focuses on women's bicycle road racing in the United States. Underpromotion of events; Attitudes of elite riders towards novices; Needed advice from elite riders; Inspiration for racers.

Published
1995

660. The long road.

Author

Carpenter, Connie

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, BICYCLE racing
Abstract

Reflects on how the sport of women's cycling has changed during the author's twenty years of participation. How she won a gold medal in the 1984 Olympics, for the first-ever women's cycling event in the Games; How women riders are no longer a novelty; Her first race experience; How women can compete against men in the sport of cycling; Women in the sport of mountain biking.

Published
1995

661. Girls don't rule.

Author

Cuerdon, Don

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Deals with women's cycling. Avocet's introduction of a wider saddle to accommodate women's wider pelvic structure; Georgena Terry's building of female-specific bikes; Characteristics of women who enjoy cycling.

Published
1997

662. Rider Who Helped Start A Women’s Race Wins It.

Author

AUSTEN, IAN

Subjects
*WOMEN cyclists, *WOMEN'S cycling, *SPORTS competitions
Abstract

The article focuses on the victory of Marianne Vos, a Dutch cyclist, in winning the le Tour de France.

Published
2014

663. A Girl Gets Mothers to Start Biking Again.

Author

NEWMAN, NDREW ADAM

Subjects
*BICYCLE advertising, *WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

A review is offered on the advertising campaign created by bicycle manufacturer Huffy Corp. which aims to get mothers in the U.S. to start biking again.

Published
2014

664. Splish, Splash and Pedal Harder.

Author

KLEIN, AMY

Subjects
*CYCLING, *WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

The article offers information on the aqua-cycling class at Aqua in TriBeCa, New York.

Published
2013

665. Going From Wall Steet To 15th in World Race.

Author

Albergotti, Reed

Subjects
*WOMEN cyclists, *WOMEN'S cycling, *WORLD championships, *SPORTS competitions
Abstract

The article reports that Evelyn Stevens, a former financial executive turned professional cyclist, finished the World Championships in 15th place on September 27, 2009. According to Jim Miller, director of athletics for USA cycling, Stevens did what was asked of her to a factor of 10. He adds that he is looking forward to see where Stevens will be in two or three years.

Published
2009

666. Cycling's One-in-a-Million Story.

Author

ALBERGOTTI, REED

Subjects
*WOMEN'S cycling, *WOMEN cyclists, *BICYCLE racing
Abstract

The article features Evelyn Stevens, a former Lehman Brothers employee who is considered to be a strong contender in the sport of women's cycling. According to the author, Stevens has a huge chance of winning the Route de France, a six-day cycling race that will be held on August 9, 2009. Coach Matt Koschara describes Stevens as the most complete rider he ever met. Jim Miller of Athletics USA was impressed with the figures of Stevens.

Published
2009

667. 'Queens on wheels' wanted for Pride.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, LGBTQ+ pride celebrations, WOMEN cyclists, LESBIANS, CYCLING
Abstract

The article explains that women and lesbian cyclists are invited to participate in the "Queens on Wheels" cycling pride event down Market Street in San Francisco, California in June 2007. The organizers are the same team behind the "Mikes on Bikes" event. Participants who pay the registration fee get to join the "Mikes on Bikes" after-party.

Published
2007

668. Youth beats experience.

Subjects
*WOMEN'S cycling, *OLYMPIC Games (26th : 1996 : Atlanta, Ga.)
Abstract

Reports on the loss of American cyclist Rebecca Twigg in the 1996 Olympics cycling competitions on July 26, 1996. Twigg's loss to German cyclist Judith Arndt; Performance of other cyclists.

Published
1996

669. Veteran of the roads finally gets her gold.

Author

Litsky, Frank

Subjects
*OLYMPIC Games (26th : 1996 : Atlanta, Ga.), *WOMEN'S cycling, *SPORTS competitions
Abstract

Reports that French female cyclist Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli has finally won an Olympic gold during the 1996 Atlanta games. Longo as the world's most decorated female cyclist; Longo's remarks on her win.

Published
1996

670. U.S. women's basketball team routs Canada.

Subjects
WOMEN'S basketball, WOMEN'S cycling
Abstract

Reports on several sports related news as of June 9, 1996. Defeat of Canada's women's basketball team by the United States national women's basketball team; Scores of the game; Top scorers for both teams; Defeat of Janie Quigley by Rebecca Twigg in women's cycling.

Published
1996

671. SECOND OPINION.

Author

Lynch, Danny

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, CHARITABLE uses, trusts, & foundations
Abstract

The author commends the campaign launched by transport charity Sustrans to raise awareness and encourage women to cycle in Great Britain.

Published
2010

672. Troxel heads into women's helmets.

Author

McEvoy, Christopher

Subjects
HELMETS, HEADGEAR, WOMEN'S cycling, MARKETING, EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

Reports on cycling helmet manufacturer Troxel's introduction of a helmet designed specifically for women's heads. Comparison of women's heads to men's; Discovery that women were engaging in the potentially dangerous practice of tipping the helmet back to compensate for oval-shaped helmets.

Published
1993

673. BICYCLING FOR WOMEN.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Bicycling for Women," by Gale Bernhardt.

Published
2009

674. BICYCLING FOR WOMEN.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Bicycling for Women" by Gale Bernhardt.

Published
2009

675. BICYLING FOR WOMEN.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Bicycling for Women," by Gale Bernhardt.

Published
2009

676. BICYLING FOR WOMEN.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Bicycling for Women," by Gale Bernhardt.

Published
2009

677. BICYCLING FOR WOMEN.

Subjects
WOMEN'S cycling, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Bicycling for Women," by Gale Bernhardt.

Published
2009

678. Tour Down Under.

Author

Biscontini, Tyler

Subjects
Bicycle racing, Women's cycling, Cycling competitions
Abstract

The Tour Down Under is a Union Cyclist Internationale (UCI) certified ProTour cycling race that takes place in South Australia, Australia. The race takes place every January, typically over the course of eleven days. Participants traverse one portion of the race each day before returning to their hotels. The Tour Down Under draws a large amount of professional cycling teams and tourists to the region. In addition to the professional race, recreational cycling events are held for both children and adults.

Published
2023

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