In fact, bike wonks say the number of female riders indicates a city's cycle-friendliness. "Women are at the center of this movement," says Caroline Samponaro, director of bicycle advocacy for New York's Transportation Alternatives. And they're incorporating bikes into everyday life without suiting up for the Tour de France. "People think you need to wear special clothes and buy a bunch of gear," says L.A. bike commuter Molly Arevalo. "It just isn't true. You need a bike and a helmet. If you get more into it, you can buy the extra things."
Body + Soul (June 2010)
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You've already complicated it with the danger factor. You only NEED a bike and nothing more.
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