okay have you learned things from page watching her do this for for the last five years for you

Yeah, I mean I worked in a bike shop for three or four years and then I owned one for five years.

So to come to America, actually when I first came to America and still now, my two main sponsors are Liv and Shrem and they both have female mechanics.

So it's quite amazing to me.

I feel like it's quite an American thing which I'm quite proud of to be able to say the two women that wrench on my bikes are both women.

Yeah, I mean Paige just, she makes her job sound really simple but...

She's been changing handlebars.

The question is what advice would our panelists give young women to get them into cycling?

have you learned things from page watching her do this for for the last five years for you

Yeah, I mean I worked in a bike shop for three or four years and then I owned one for five years.

So to come to America, actually when I first came to America and still now, my two main sponsors are Liv and Shrem and they both have female mechanics.

So it's quite amazing to me.

I feel like it's quite an American thing which I'm quite proud of to be able to say the two women that wrench on my bikes are both women.

um yeah I mean Paige just she makes her job sound uh really simple but she's been changing handlebars she'll change probably another 20 tires tonight like she's a she's a hardy woman but I think what I would say if I was to give any advice on working on your own bike is don't be afraid to ask questions like no question is dumb it's no such thing as a dumb question like I honestly think knowledge is power.

And little by little, you won't know it all overnight.

The question is, what advice would our panelists give young women to get them into cycling?