Mountain Bike for Her Issue 4 - Dec/Jan 2015 | Page 5

Contributors
Danielle Baker is a writer and photographer who enjoys long walks in the rain, riding her bike, and shots
of tequila. Growing up without electricity or running water helped her to find a great appreciation for all
things in nature and, eventually, led to her love of mountain biking and fear of whales.
http://www.daniellebaker.com

Jaclyn Delacroix is a Professional Mountain Bike Coach, Internationally Certified Personal Trainer, and
owner of Ozmosis Training where she is passionate about helping other people realise and achieve
their goals. Jaclyn is actively involved in promoting women within the mountain biking community. She
holds clinics for all level of riders, teaches bike maintenance, and has been energetically involved in trail
building and maintenance within the Lower Mainland of British Columbia..
Katie Holden is a Professional Mountain Bike Athlete based in Seattle, WA. In the aftermath of 9/11
she found herself on a bike trip in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. No one could have predicted
how those five days would change her life. Soccer, softball and swimming had dominated her athletic
pursuits; within weeks, they were replaced by bikes. Katie loves people & cultures, and thrives on
interactions, experiences and adventures. Check out www.katieholden.com and follow her on twitter
and instagram @katieholden

Karen Kefauver is a freelance writer and avid mountain biker based in Santa Cruz, California. For more
stories and photos, visit http://www.karenkefauver.com

Michelle Lambert is a cycling obsessed resident of Southern California. She loves being outside, training,
and exploring new trails. Michelle has been racing cross-country mountain bikes off and on, and five
years ago she took up cyclocross as well.

PUBLISHER’S NOTE

T

his is the time of year I typically take
a break from bikes. The weather is
usually uncooperative: cold, wet, and
windy, if not downright hostile. I admit it,
I’m a wimp when it comes to the cold and
wet.
I find myself wishing we had a bike
park nearby like Burlington Bike Park in
Burlington, Washington. I would love to
be able to ride indoors to switch things
up! Instead, I’ll live vicariously through the

Words by Teresa Edgar
photos until my next visit.
However, I recently found a group of
women who don’t let anything stop them
from getting on their bikes. You’ll find some
of them as contributors in this issue...

Teresa Edgar
Publisher
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