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History of the development of the bicycle.
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Tour de Trump/Tour DuPont routes?
The Tour de Trump (later Tour DuPont) was run from 1989 to 1996 on the East Coast. Information regarding the details of these events seems to be sparse, especially the earlier editions.
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Why is 53/39 known as "standard" for road bikes?
In common cycling parlance, 53/39 is referred to as "standard" gearing for road cranksets, and most mechanics or experienced cyclists will understand that if you say you have a "standard crankset", yo …
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