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A Breakdown of Bike Gears
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4 Bike Laws You May Not Know About
Get a better understanding of how the legal system protects you with this look at the interpretation of four common cycling laws.
Does Science Prove That Competition Improves Performance?
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A recent study pits cyclists with a steady power output against cyclists going at a steady speed. Which cyclists won the time trial?