Have you been missing the most honest, practical, entertaining, and occasionally funny cycling content in San Luis Obispo? Well, good news! It’s back.
My name is Bella Slosberg and instead of working on my master’s thesis, I’ll be reinvigorating SLO Cyclist. If there’s a topic you’re interested in, you name it and I’ll write it.
Why should you listen to me?? Well… quite honestly I can’t give any great reasons, but I’ve learned a lot throughout multiple years of riding/racing and have experienced how great (and occasionally not great) the cycling community can be. From important lessons I’ve learned on and off the bike to gear reviews and things I wish I knew when I first started riding, I can promise to share my honest, raw, and unfiltered thoughts on whatever you’d like to hear about.
A bit about me: I’m a swimmer, turned triathlete, turned road rider, turned off-road rider. I have done my fair share of races, primarily ultra-endurance gravel races, and have a handful of results I’m proud of. However, if you’re looking for someone to tell you the key to getting fast or how to get a 5,000 watt FTP, I’m not your gal.
After multiple rigorous training blocks and cycles of burnout, I’ve found that I love cycling the most when I’m just riding for myself; not for results, numbers, power outputs, etc. While I won’t offer too much advice on how to become a world tour pro, I’ll gladly give my two cents on how to keep cycling fun, rewarding, and epic.
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