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"Obesity and Exercise" article made her famous in the Trikke world

First she rode her Trikke alone. Then she became a regular on group rides in Southern California. Then — one year ago, this week — she became the subject of an Los Angeles Times story, inspiring countless women to take up Trikke riding [see video after the break].

Debbie Bumgardner of LA's San Fernando Valley was a frustrated dieter until she discovered the Trikke. Now she's an integral part of the local Trikke scene, riding with some of the people she's inspired and taking on new roles, as well, like event organizer for the So Cal carvers who plan to ride in this month's Doo Dah Parade in Pasadena.