Tayler Wiles is a former WorldTour professional whose path into the sport — buying her first bike at around nineteen after a childhood in soccer — makes her a compelling argument that the door opens later than most people assume. She raced at the top level for Trek-Segafredo and became a clear voice on wages, inequality and the professionalisation of women's cycling at a pivotal moment in the sport's growth. Her story matters to amateurs as proof that a late start is no barrier, and as a window into how far women's cycling has come.
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