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  • 21. Identifying factors of bicycle comfort: An online survey with enthusiast cyclists.
    Ayachi FS, Dorey J, Guastavino C.
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    Peveler WW, Green JM.
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  • 33. Muscle force adaptation to changes in upper body position during seated sprint cycling.
    Bini RR, Daly L, Kingsley M.
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    Barratt PR, Korff T, Elmer SJ, Martin JC.
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  • 40. A kinematic comparison of alterations to knee and ankle angles from resting measures to active pedaling during a graded exercise protocol.
    Peveler WW, Shew B, Johnson S, Palmer TG.
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