Hair floating in the wind, climbing mountains and the golden sunshine rays.

Lately, I can be spotted in the streets on Vancouver with my camera on my back, smiling from ear to ear covered in salty sweat or out of breath Strava QOM chasing those steep and punchy climbs.  

Few others of my faves things include— putting an equal amount of training into getting stronger and working on my KMs/café stop FTP, those summer post-crit pizza hangout in the park and those extra long coffee rides. 

Inspired by golden light, city skylines and where the ocean meets mountains.

While the thrill of going lightning speed or the burning lungs sensation racing sometimes leaves you with such exhilaration— going on a simple adventure and bringing my little sidekick along, aka my mirrorless camera, allows me to combine some other of my favourite things ever: the gift of powerful memories and genuine connections. 

This is what cycling truly is about for me— the community. The friends you make, the stories you share and everything in-between. 

I want to empower more women to ride their bikes, have fun and work towards their cycling goals.

When I started my cycling journey, a little over 3 years ago, I wasn’t sure who, how, what to search for to find other cyclists to connect with or even beginner education— it felt all so overwhelming and out of reach. 

I want this space to be just that for any new or seasoned cyclists who are looking for a their new cycling BFF or someone to guide them towards achieving their new small or big goal. 

With my experience as a new cyclist, I want to build a community that teaches and welcomes everyone to jump on a bike, and not be afraid to take leaps and crush their cycling goals, whatever they are.