Meet the women making cycling more size inclusive: Marley Blonsky and Kailey Kornhauser. Through @allbodiesonbikes and individually (they work with brands as consultants and influencers/ambassadors), Blonsky and Kornhauser are changing the narrative around what it means to be a cyclist in an industry that has historically catered to people with smaller bodies. “The cycling industry is very, ‘You have to be skinny and dress a certain way and want to ride for the fastest time or the most epic trip ever,’ and our whole thing is, if you want to ride your bike, in any way you want that’s safe and feels good to you, then you’re a cyclist.” Keep reading about how they’re battling anti-fat bias and discrimination at the link in bio.