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    Bini RR, Dagnese F, Rocha E, Silveira MC, Carpes FP, Mota CB.
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  • 34. Acute effects of small changes in bicycle saddle height on gross efficiency and lower limb kinematics.
    Ferrer-Roca V, Bescós R, Roig A, Galilea P, Valero O, García-López J.
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  • 39. Comparison of two static methods of saddle height adjustment for cyclists of different morphologies.
    Millour G, Duc S, Puel F, Bertucci W.
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