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	Science of Cycling - The Exploratorium in San Francisco answers questions about cycling. Rate this
	Analytic Cycling - Analytic formulas related to cycling are presented and explained. Formulas are evaluated interactively based on data supplied by the user. A MathScript web site. Rate this
	Thankstomycranks cycling pages - Discussion of bicycle crank length, pedalling technique, chainring shapes and position on the bike with many references to scientific studies. Rate this
	Spoke Length Calculator - Calculates the correct spoke length for any combination of spoke and rim. Rate this
	Cycling Science - Summer 1996 - What Determines The Optimal Cadence? - Article about determining the optimal cadence from Cycling Science Rate this
	Bicycle Gearing - Whole lotta gearing going on. Personal home page of a gearing tekkie. Useful lists, large-scale charts and graphs and good explanations. Rate this

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