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Cycling Science How Rider and Machine Work Together

Max Glaskin

Every July hundreds of thousands flock to the Champs-Élysées in Paris—and millions more to their televisions and computers—to witness the dramatic conclusion of the grueling three weeks of the Tour de France. There is no better measure of the worldwide love of the bicycle. But of the 1.2 billion cyc...

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StarTalk Radio

Max Glaskin's book, 'Cycling Science', was mentioned, and it was described as 'badass'. The book focuses on the science and technology involved in cycling.

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You wrote a book, Cycling Science.

— Episode: Cycling, Physics, and Doping, with Lance...

Episode: Cycling, Physics, and Doping, with Lance Armstrong

Max Glaskin's book, 'Cycling Science', was mentioned, and it was described as 'badass'. The book focuses on the science and technology involved in cycling.

"

You wrote a book, Cycling Science.

This is badass, just so you know.

Well anything involving a bicycle has got to be the best by my book anyway.

Episode: Cycling, Physics, and Doping, with Lance Armstrong

Max Glaskin, the author of "Cycling Science," was introduced as a guest on the podcast and discussed the science and technology that has evolved alongside cycling.

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You wrote a book, Cycling Science.

I did.

This is badass, just so you know.

Well anything involving a bicycle has got to be the best by my book anyway.

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