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Bicycle seat designs and their effect on pelvic angle, trunk angle, and comfort

Bressel et al., 2003

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3010741046184767438
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Bressel E
Larson B
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Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

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ABSTRACT BRESSEL, E., and BJ LARSON. Bicycle Seat Designs and Their Effect on Pelvic Angle, Trunk Angle, and Comfort. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc., Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 327–332, 2003. Purpose: To examine whether bicycle seats with anterior-medial cutouts influence pelvic …
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