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Midlife Cyclist

RunHikeBikeExplore

Stories, extracts, notes, thoughts & musings as I embark as a midlife perimenopausal woman on mini, micro and (hopefully) multi day bikepacking adventures. A very beginner cyclist.

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  • RunHikeBikeExplore

    A retired(?) trail runner, now beginner trail cyclist. Telling my stories, extracts, notes, thoughts & musings as I embark as a midlife & premenopausal woman on mini, micro & (hopefully) multiday cycling adventures & life. My honest experiences

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