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Seeing a woman ride a bike not only grabs eyeballs but also makes heads turn (with some muted comments, both positive and negative). Biking is often considered a male dominated sport. Women—mostly considered as better pillions—are often expected to take the back seat and not gear through. However, times are changing
WOMEN BIKER IN COIMBATORE
A doctor by profession, Eveangelin doesn’t consider
biking a male dominated sport and believes it’s only
a matter of opportunities.Fondly known as the T&K rider, Eveangelin Steavlopz was 19 when she started
riding and since then, she has been quashing patriarchal myths
one ride at a time. Currently she has completed five trips with
her favourite being the one with her Husband .
She says riding is all about unity and passion,
and recommends following senior riders if one is riding for the first time., she says,
“Don’t judge a book by its cover, because passion doesn’t
discriminate between gender and doesn’t draw boundaries.”
Despite the initial backlash from certain relatives,
Eveangelin has always had the support
of her parents
Seeing a woman ride a bike not only grabs eyeballs but also makes heads turn (with some muted comments, both positive and negative). Biking is often considered a male dominated sport. Women—mostly considered as better pillions—are often expected to take the back seat and not gear through. However, times are changing
WOMEN BIKER IN COIMBATORE
A doctor by profession, Eveangelin doesn’t consider
biking a male dominated sport and believes it’s only
a matter of opportunities.Fondly known as the T&K rider, Eveangelin Steavlopz was 19 when she started
riding and since then, she has been quashing patriarchal myths
one ride at a time. Currently she has completed five trips with
her favourite being the one with her Husband .
She says riding is all about unity and passion,
and recommends following senior riders if one is riding for the first time., she says,
“Don’t judge a book by its cover, because passion doesn’t
discriminate between gender and doesn’t draw boundaries.”
Despite the initial backlash from certain relatives,
Eveangelin has always had the support
of her parents
Seeing a woman ride a bike not only grabs eyeballs but also makes heads turn (with some muted comments, both positive and negative). Biking is often considered a male dominated sport. Women—mostly considered as better pillions—are often expected to take the back seat and not gear through. However, times are changing
WOMEN BIKER IN COIMBATORE
A doctor by profession, Eveangelin doesn’t consider
biking a male dominated sport and believes it’s only
a matter of opportunities.Fondly known as the T&K rider, Eveangelin Steavlopz was 19 when she started
riding and since then, she has been quashing patriarchal myths
one ride at a time. Currently she has completed five trips with
her favourite being the one with her Husband .
She says riding is all about unity and passion,
and recommends following senior riders if one is riding for the first time., she says,
“Don’t judge a book by its cover, because passion doesn’t
discriminate between gender and doesn’t draw boundaries.”
Despite the initial backlash from certain relatives,
Eveangelin has always had the support
of her parents
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