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12-22-03, 04:44 AM
Hello,
Congratulations to you all on such super forums! It's not easy getting relevant cycling information (esp. for women) in Belgium, does not compute for a nation of road racing freaks. But on the other hand the infrastructure's good and there's a variety of flat or hilly cycling routes right outside my door, and even in winter cycling's not impossible (I commute by bicycle).
Then again, I am so upset with bicycle stores that I am now training to be a bicycle mechanic so I can do everything myself! In stead of listening to what I'm saying, LBS mechanics tend to look at what cycling's done to my body, can't help that now can I! :D
I have started the one and only Dutch language website for women cyclists, you're welcome to drop by. It's still being built, so have patience & don't laugh because it's my first website: http://www/mooncycle.be (http://www.mooncycle.be) :)
You'll see that I still have a lot of work to do, suggestions are always welcome.
My aim is to get more women cycling, I'm sure you all approve ;)
Saskia
Congratulations to you all on such super forums! It's not easy getting relevant cycling information (esp. for women) in Belgium, does not compute for a nation of road racing freaks. But on the other hand the infrastructure's good and there's a variety of flat or hilly cycling routes right outside my door, and even in winter cycling's not impossible (I commute by bicycle).
Then again, I am so upset with bicycle stores that I am now training to be a bicycle mechanic so I can do everything myself! In stead of listening to what I'm saying, LBS mechanics tend to look at what cycling's done to my body, can't help that now can I! :D
I have started the one and only Dutch language website for women cyclists, you're welcome to drop by. It's still being built, so have patience & don't laugh because it's my first website: http://www/mooncycle.be (http://www.mooncycle.be) :)
You'll see that I still have a lot of work to do, suggestions are always welcome.
My aim is to get more women cycling, I'm sure you all approve ;)
Saskia