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How Cycling Improves Your Health? - 0 views

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    Cycling is good as hobby but it is too good for health. Practicing cycling on daily basis will help you to improve your health to best levels. It is overall health recuperate mantra.
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Please Do Not Look Behind When Cycling in Traffic - 0 views

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    Some beginner riders constantly watch the road behind them, or fixate on their rearview mirrors, as if expecting Interpol to be chasing them. This comes at the expense of watching what's ahead, and usually stems from the falsehood that General Motors owns the highway and a mere bicycle can only trespass upon it if it dives onto the shoulder whenever an overtaking car approaches. A better idea: buy a LED blinker, and don't sweat it.
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Addiction for Cycling - 0 views

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    We all get addicted really easily to things we love. Some of those may be more addictive than others. I can't really tell what is like to be addicted to alcohol, cigarettes, drugs or anything like that since I never tried to. So when I am trying to write about addiction is not really addiction, although some scientists are reporting that athletes with hard working training sessions are addicted and can't live without the bike.
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Nutrition For Cyclist--Vitamins And Minerals - 0 views

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    Vitamins and minerals are the forgotten heroes when it comes to exercise. But fail to consume and synthesise sufficient vitamins and minerals and thoughts of a KOM or PB will disappear into the horizon. Here we reveal the vitamins and minerals that play pivotal roles in peak cycling performance…
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Sports Drinks Increase Cycling Performance - 0 views

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    If you are an intermediate cyclist, then you will be more likely to be interested in sports drinks. Although drinking water is already a good habit, consuming sports drink can elevate your cycling performance, especially during long distance rides.
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The Secret Health Danger For Cyclists - 0 views

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    Recently, a patient shared a very private and personal health concern. I believe it's an important issue for many active men. A few weeks ago a young man came into my office and was complaining about getting an erection. I found it extremely odd since he was young and in the best shape of his life. After going over his medical history and lifestyle, I discovered that he spent long hours on a new racing bike every weekend.
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Top 10 Cycling Accessories to Make Your Riding Life Better - 0 views

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    So you've got a bike. Now what? To fully enjoy riding you will need a few accessories to help you on your way. These are my top 10 pieces of gear that will your cycling life better.
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Cycling Workout Tips for Overweight - 0 views

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    Cycling regularly is one of the best physical activities you can do to greatly reduce the risk of health problems. It is healthy, low-impact form of exercise that could be enjoyed by people of all ages.
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Tips for a City Cycling Holiday - 0 views

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    If you're inspired to take a day trip or organise a weekend city break on two wheels, here are some great routes I think you'll enjoy. They'll take you through some fascinating and beautiful landscapes, and show you another side to the cities you're exploring.
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Things to Bring for Every Bike Ride - 0 views

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    The basic supplies you should have in your kit include a spare inner tube, tire levers, patch kit, mini-pump, and a folding multi-tool. Even if you are not familiar with how to fix a flat tire yourself or make basic adjustments, having the necessary tools and supplies is a step in the right direction, and a passing Good Samaritan might be able to help get you going.
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Flexibility Training of Cycling - 0 views

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    Because the hip, knee, and ankle never move through a full range of motion in the pedal stroke, tightness is a major concern for anyone embarking on an endurance cycling event.
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A Difficult Conversation Between Erectile Dysfunction and Cycling - 0 views

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    Erectile dysfunction. It's not a particularly sexy topic, nor is it something that any of us really wants to think about it. And yet it's an issue that all male cyclists should be aware of, if not actively concerned about.
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Bicycling Jargon You Should Know - 0 views

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    Actually, that analogy is appropriate, because we use the term drivetrain to refer to the collection of parts on your bike that actually make it "go." The chain, crankset & chainrings, bottom bracket, and cassette or freewheel are all considered part of the drive train.
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Tips to Fix a Flat Tire - 0 views

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    Sooner or later, you'll ride over some glass or perhaps hit a rut or hole and get a flat tire. When this happens, don't panic! As long as you carry a few basic tools (which
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Get the Most Cycling Workout with Cycling Form and Technique - 0 views

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    When you're looking to give your core a little extra work at the gym (or in front of your favorite Netflix show), chances are, you've got a go-to repertoire of ab exercises. But while you probably think you've got 'em nailed after all this time, there are still some form mistakes you might be making.
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Commuting By Bicycle - 0 views

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    An important step to achieving any goal is to make a mental commitment to it. But the first step is to set a realistic goal. You don't have to give up your car cold turkey. Maybe start by promising to ride your bike to work one day a week. Later increase that to two or three days a week. That gives you some flexibility to adjust your biking schedule based on the weather and how you feel.
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Tips For Cycling Fans--Take Care Of Your Hands - 0 views

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    If you're pretty sure your bicycle fits properly, any hand discomfort you experience may be related to how you ride and your equipment. Remember the most important rule of hand comfort: change hand positions often. Even if your bike is equipped with flat bars it's possible to move your hands around to grip different parts of the bar. Also, consider adding bar ends to provide additional spots to hang on.
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Good Lighting for Safer Night Riding - 0 views

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    Modern high-end light systems offer enough brightness to give your riding companions sunburn (kidding!). And, they come in a wide variety of price points. But, how much light is needed for safe road or off-road riding?We have a wide assortment of bicycle lights for every purpose!
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