Women around the world often experience the fact that men are not always the best judges of female needs several times in their lives. Bonnie Tu, for example, in 2007, when, at the age of 57, she took part in the Tour de Taiwan for the first time, a 960-kilometer stage race that goes around the island. She realized with shock: Are racing bikes really suitable for women? There wasn’t. The equipment didn’t look much better. Shoes, jerseys and helmets were also mostly conceived and designed by men for men. Since then, Bonnie Tu, a small, petite woman with black, curly short hair, has had a mission: She wants to revolutionize the cycling world. More precisely, women’s.
Mountain bikes for women: The E-MTB Liv Intrigue X Advanced E+ Elite 2 in the test – Travel
