Marley Blonsky

Marley Blonsky is a cyclist, advocate, and nationally recognized leader in size inclusion within the outdoor and cycling industries. As the co-founder and Executive Director of All Bodies on Bikes, a nonprofit working to create a more welcoming and accessible world for people in larger bodies, Marley has reshaped the way brands, communities, and industry leaders think about who belongs on a bicycle.

Her work sits at the intersection of storytelling, activism, and joyful movement. Marley’s writing has appeared in Cycling Weekly, where she is a regular columnist, and she has been featured in major publications and media outlets including The New York Times, Bicycling Magazine, Outside, REI Co-op Journal, and the award-winning documentary All Bodies on Bikes. She is widely sought after as a speaker and educator, offering workshops, webinars, and industry trainings on size-inclusive design, customer experience, and the future of equitable cycling.

Based in the Pacific Northwest, Marley can often be found exploring gravel roads, teaching her “Biking for Big People” course, or cruising on social rides with friends. Through her writing and advocacy, she continues to champion a simple belief: everyone deserves to feel the wind in their hair and the joy of riding a bike—no exceptions.