It's #InternationalWomensDay , and we want to do a thread to say thanks to some of the wonderful women who #LdnOntBike and help build a stronger community of citizen cyclists. 👇
First, @JoyBringingHope. Joy is an advocate for people of all ages and abilities riding bikes. She's grown into her role as a leader in our community over the past four years, and we're so thrilled every time she rolls by! 
Not on Twitter that often anymore is @rhbike. She led so many activities within the city's cycling advisory committee, and helped advocate for people injured walking or cycling. Grateful for her friendship, and hard work. (far left, bike prom, 2019!)
Bonnie Lee is also pictured in the photo above, fourth from left. She's one of the key people who brought the design of King Street protected bike lanes to the city (it literally wouldn't have happened without her). Thanks Bonnie!
Tanya Park (@tanneramma) was the councilor for Downtown when London got its first protected bike lane on King Street. We'll be forever grateful for her work and internal advocacy at City Hall, making it safe for people to get into the core on a bike!
Annette Gilbert (@annettecann) is a school principal, who shows her students what's possible on a bike. She rides across town every day (18km one way!) and is basically a biking superhero.
We've missed @vocame since the cafe shut down - she and her fam were regulars on Saturday mornings, bringing smiles and laughs with her kids!
And finally, our @bikemayor, Shelley, thanks for all you've done to help people ride more often. We're a better city for all your hard work! I know you hate praise, but you've done so well as our @BYCS_org representative. Thank you! #LdnOntBike 🚲❤️
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