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Book Review: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan
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4 days ago
Today we’re reviewing ”Japanese Steel: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan” by William Bevington and Scott Ryder – a stunning deep dive into Japan’s golden age of bicycle manufacturing.
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Today we’re reviewing ”Japanese Steel: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan” by William Bevington and Scott Ryder – a stunning deep dive into Japan’s golden age of bicycle manufacturing.
Show more...
Sports
Health & Fitness
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How Can I Balance Rest Days With Intense Training Sessions: Cycling Recovery
Book Review: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan
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How Can I Balance Rest Days With Intense Training Sessions: Cycling Recovery
Balancing cycling recovery rest days with intense training sessions is fundamental for athletes, especially cyclists, aiming to improve performance, prevent injuries, and sustain motivation over the long term. Proper cycling recovery strategies, including both passive rest and active recovery, are as crucial as the workouts themselves. Read full article here: https://www.pacelinebikes.com/how-can-i-balance-rest-days-with-intense-training-sessions-cycling-recovery/
Book Review: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan
Today we’re reviewing ”Japanese Steel: Classic Bicycle Design from Japan” by William Bevington and Scott Ryder – a stunning deep dive into Japan’s golden age of bicycle manufacturing.