Scientific Americans: aided by top-secret technology, U.S. riders hope to scorch the competition in Atlanta

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The U.S. cycling team is training for the Atlanta Olympics using high-tech gadgets and advanced concepts. These include the use of CamelBak filled with ice to reduce heart beats and acclimation training using CompuTrainers to simulate Atlanta conditions.

Training, Competitions, Cyclists, Bicycle racing

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Finding perfect saddle height

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Saddle heights are discussed as an important factor to serious cycling. Formulas for precision measuring are presented, as well as a new method from trainer Andrew Pruitt. Consistent training provides more power than saddle height differences.

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Seatposts

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The key considerations in selecting bicycle seatposts include size, weight and dough, materials and clamping mechanisms. A discussion of some of the leading seatposts in the market is presented.

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