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Funny and do aerodynamics really have that much impact?
Most of you might have came across this one before:
Superman's Return If it is not staged, I would like to know whether aerodynamics really make such a difference. Especially since the cyclist right behind the scooter is putting in some serious effort... |
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Why do the cranks keep spinning?
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It's a fixed gear.
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At those speeds, air resistance is the predominate source of drag and increases with the square of velocity. Removing the majority of the riders frontal surface area will have a dramatic effect on speed relative to the other riders in a traditional position. Likely a long downhill where the reduction in drag far outweighs the additional energy from pedaling over coasting.
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Boardman's Hour Record on the "superman" position was about 6km more than on the "traditional" position.
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Best comment: "Star Wars music for superman"?!
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