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Little Bellas Building Communities for the Future – INTERVIEW

Friday, August 3, 2018

Little Bellas is a mountain bike community for young girls, but it’s about so much more than that. We were lucky enough to chat to Sabra Davison, executive director and co-founder of Little Bellas, about the community she has built with her sister & co-founder Lea Davison (a Clif Women’s Pro Team rider) and fellow racer Angela Irvine over the past 11 years. We may already be true believers in the opportunities that mountain biking offers to learn valuable...

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