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“We’re trying not to say no to anyone,” Kelsey says. “If women want to ride challenging trails together, we want to create that space.”
"Here's what I got to learn. The part I didn't see coming was the more experienced women, pros and not, using their own practice time to tow newer riders into features and talk through lines. That's really what this article is about."
“The best advice I have for women breaking into the world of DH mountain biking is to find someone to do it with—that camaraderie is important,”
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