Do girls get excited riding bikes

There is a spike in female cyclists across the country, which is super awesome. Most women ride unisex bicycles and do just fine, but what about male-specific bicycles? A woman has slightly smaller hands than a man, too, which is another important thing to consider when purchasing a bike. If a woman does decide to ride a man-specific bike, she could end up hurting herself.

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Now that the Tour de France is well underway, more and more people start to become curious about taking up road cycling themselves. While cycling used to be an almost exclusively male sport before, more and more brands and initiatives are geared towards women as well. Makes sense, since cycling is just as great for women to work on their fitness and enjoy being out in the countryside. I took up road cycling about 6 months ago. Fortunately, being surrounded by bike-minded colleagues and friends, I got all the advice I could wish for.