Getting Started
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Rapha Ambassador Abby Watson discusses with her group of women's ridings before taking on the mileage in Portland, Oregon.
Riding in Style
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No long ride would be complete without sock doping.
Rapha Pride
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Women who took on the 100K ride were encouraged to show their participation by putting the pink and blue sticker on the top tube of their bikes.
Keep Smiling
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The best way to get through a long ride is to just keep pedaling. It helps if you keep a smile on your face.
Ride with a View
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Women's 100 was also a chance to remind women cyclists that the bike is a great way to get around and see iconic parts of their own hometowns.
Halfway There
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Ah, 50K in. Breaks, water and food were all necessary (and appreciated) during the Women's 100.
New Roads
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For many of us, regular distances mean regular scenery. But take that bike on more miles, and you're bound to come across some new roads or trails.
Pushing Through
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No heat or rain could stop these women.
Tan Lines
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They're just a part of the sport.
'We Made It'
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Finishing 100K is something to celebrate.
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