Scientific Americans: aided by top-secret technology, U.S. riders hope to scorch the competition in Atlanta
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The U.S. cycling team is training for the Atlanta Olympics using high-tech gadgets and advanced concepts. These include the use of CamelBak filled with ice to reduce heart beats and acclimation training using CompuTrainers to simulate Atlanta conditions.
Publication Name: Bicycling
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-2073
Year: 1996
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Finding perfect saddle height
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Saddle heights are discussed as an important factor to serious cycling. Formulas for precision measuring are presented, as well as a new method from trainer Andrew Pruitt. Consistent training provides more power than saddle height differences.
Publication Name: Bicycling
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-2073
Year: 1992
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Seatposts
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The key considerations in selecting bicycle seatposts include size, weight and dough, materials and clamping mechanisms. A discussion of some of the leading seatposts in the market is presented.
Publication Name: Bicycling
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0006-2073
Year: 1996
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