Yes, because nothing is more gendered than bicycles. That makes a ton of sense.
That brings up funny memories for me. A male friend of mine and I once went to a workshop about bike repair advertised as for people who know nothing about bikes. Nothing about gender on the surface. The motivation for this was that we'd both been getting a great deal of shit from respective lady friends about such mechanical ineptness (both of them were considerably handy with a hex wrench).
Anyway we went, under light duress, only to find that we were the only males there. Afterwards the woman that ran it came up to us and told us we couldn't come back because we made the women there nervous since men know so much about mechanical things and we made them self conscious. This was only for people who needed to learn these things, specifically women.
He and I were both completely clueless about these things, and remain so to this day. It remains a running joke that bicycles are the most sexist mode of transportation. But at the moment, we were both speechless.