Miscellaneous
If you're like me, you've discovered that the best women's bike clothing comes from smaller, women owned businesses. In this episode of the Femme Cyclist podcast, I interview Cassie Abel, the co-founder of Wild Rye and in a future episode this season I'll be chatting with Jenn Kriske, the founder of Machines For Freedom.What really sets these companies apart is that their clothes are created by women who found that the big companies just weren't creating clothing for women that were comfortable, functional, and attractive. And they've actually listened to women like you and I to discover what we want. They've recognized that not all women on bikes are a size 4. Whether you've been considering purchasing a pair of shorts from Wild Rye, or you're just interested in bad ass women creating their own space in the male-dominated cycling industry, you'll enjoy my conversation with Cassie. She's an inspiring business woman and a new mom trying to balance it all (something many of us can relate to). She's also the first person I've talked to who who's actually had COVID which was interesting to hear about as well. Wherever you are, whether you're about to hop onto the trainer for a ride or you're sitting in the car on the way to work, I hope you enjoy this interview.Full Show Notes: https://www.femmecyclist.com/cassie-abel-wild-ryeMy Review Of Wild Rye ApparelWild Rye Review: Freel Mountain Bike Short And Sandia Short Sleeve JerseyWhere To Shop For Wild RyeWild-Rye.comREIEVOCompetitive Cyclist BackcountryTitle NineLocal Dealer LocaterOther Links Mentioned In This EpisodeWomen Led WednesdayWomen Led DirectoryConnect With Cassie + Wild Rye@cassieabel@wild_rye_Connect With Femme Cyclist@femme_cyclistFemme Cyclist Community@kristenlbonkoskiSupport the show (https://patreon.com/femmecyclist)