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Anatomy of a Bicycle (Part II) - Road Bikes
ROAD BIKE Bike frame designed to make riding position more aerodynamic for speed High head tube raising the handlebars for comfort and more upright positioning in the upper torso. Body weight is pushed down into the pelvis, away from neck & shoulders Relaxed seat tube for a comfortable pedal stroke Wide handlebars to keep the lungs open for easy breathing Slack head angle for comfort and stability
Anatomy of a Bicycle (Part II) - Road Bikes
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This is part II of a 9 part series examining the design engineering of bicycles. This 2nd episode looks at Road Bikes and the characteristic attributes they possess to suit accommodate the cyclist.
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art I (City Bikes) can be viewed here: http://visual.ly/anatomy-bicycle-part-i-city-bikes
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