A few years ago, Marley Blonsky bought a bike as a way to get to work.

On weekends, she'd adventure around the pujits sound, taking long rides, and bike camping

with friends.

She never would have guessed that she'd become a major player, a changemaker in the cycling

industry.

Fast forward to 2022, and Marley's the co-founder of All Bodies on Bikes.

It's a movement with the motto, All Bodies are Good Bodies, All Bikes are Good Bikes

and all rides should be celebrated.

She started the project in 2020 with past guests and fellow body inclusive cyclists, Kaylee

Cornhouser.

The pair were featured in a beautiful short film, and they've been written about in some

of the industry's most prominent cycling publications.

Now Marley is traveling around the country, working with riders and brands to advocate

for size inclusivity.

I'm Shelby Stenger, and this is Wild Ideas worth living, an REI co-op studio's production.

Marley, welcome to Wild Ideas worth living.

Thank you so much.

I'm excited.

I just want to ask you, how did you even get into cycling, and how did it become the

thing where you were like, I love this, and I want to keep doing it, and I want to find

a way to make it work for my life and just do it more and more and more.

Yeah, so I think like a lot of kids in the 90s, I grew up riding my bike every day as

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