Women and bikes
We're joined by cyclists Rochelle Gilmore, Grace Garner and Tracy Moseley to discuss the role of bikes in women's emancipation, racing and Jane learns how to mend a puncture.
We celebrate women and cycling at the London Bike Kitchen.
Rochelle Gilmore, Commonwealth gold medalist and former professional cyclist, is now owner and manager of the Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling team. She's joined by one of her riders British cyclist Grace Garner to discuss women's road racing today.
Mountainbiker, Tracy Moseley talks to Jane Garvey about the thrill of racing downhill.
Podcaster and blogger Sarah Connolly explains how social media is changing the way women's competitive cycling is being covered.
Astrid Swenson, senior lecturer in European History at Brunel University, tells us about the role of bikes in women's emancipation.
Dr Jane Sterling, consultant dermatologist at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge explains how she's been advising the elite world of British Cycling on vulval health.
And Jenni Gwiazdowski teaches Jane how to mend a puncture.
Presented by Jane Garvey
Produced by Jane Thurlow.
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Saddle sore? Health facts for women who cycle
Duration: 04:40
Chapters
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The London Bike Kitchen
Duration: 03:01
Professional road racing
Duration: 08:26
Tracy Mosely - professional mountain biker
Duration: 05:13
The history of women and cycling
Duration: 04:40
Vulval health
Duration: 10:10
TV coverage
Duration: 05:09
Bike maintainence
Duration: 05:30
Credits
Role Contributor Presenter Jane Garvey Producer Jane Thurlow Interviewed Guest Rochelle Gilmore Interviewed Guest Grace Garner Interviewed Guest Tracy Moseley Interviewed Guest Astrid Swenson Interviewed Guest Jane Sterling Interviewed Guest Sarah Connolly Interviewed Guest Jenni Gwiazdowski Broadcast
- Mon 1 May 2017 10:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4
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