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gravel cycling

a type of cycling that involves riding on unpaved roads and trails using a bike designed for rougher terrain

Ex: Gravel cycling offers a thrilling escape from paved roads. 
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para cycling road

a competitive cycling event on roads for athletes with physical disabilities

Ex: The para cycling road race will take place downtown this Sunday. 
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cycling
cycling
[noun]

the sport or activity of riding a bicycle

Ex: She enjoys cycling through the park every morning to stay fit and clear her mind. 
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to pedal
to pedal
[Verb]

to propel and operate a bicycle or other pedal-powered vehicle

Ex: Every morning, she pedals her bike to work, enjoying the fresh air and exercise on her commute. 
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bicycle motocross

a sport in which participants use specially designed bicycles to perform tricks and race on a dirt track

Ex: He started training for bicycle motocross at a young age. 
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track cycling

a competitive sport where cyclists race on specially designed oval tracks

Ex: She won gold in the track cycling event at the Olympics. 
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road bicycle racing

a competitive sport where cyclists race on paved roads over various distances and terrains

Ex: The Tour de France is the most famous road bicycle racing event. 
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mountain biking

the activity or sport of riding a mountain bike over rough ground

Ex: Mountain biking is a great way to explore the outdoors. 
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cyclo-cross

a form of bicycle racing consisting of many laps on a short course featuring various terrains and obstacles

Ex: Cyclo-cross races often involve steep hills and muddy paths. 
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cycle speedway

a form of bicycle racing on short, oval tracks

Ex: The local club is hosting a cycle speedway event this weekend. 
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paceline
paceline
[noun]

a formation in cycling where riders follow closely behind one another to reduce wind resistance and conserve energy

Ex: The team formed a paceline to maintain a steady pace against the headwind. 
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drafting
drafting
[noun]

the technique of closely following another vehicle or cyclist in races to reduce wind resistance and conserve energy

Ex: During the race, he excelled at drafting behind his teammates. 
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bike throw

a cycling maneuver to extend the front wheel at the finish line for a close win

Ex: His bike throw was so precise that it earned him the victory. 
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sprint
sprint
[noun]

an intense burst of speed used in cycling to finish a race or overtake an opponent

Ex: She saved her energy for a powerful sprint at the finish line. 
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standing climb

a technique in cycling where the cyclist pedals while standing on the pedals, usually during ascents or steep sections of the route

Ex: The cyclist's cadence increased as he transitioned into a standing climb. 
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leadout
leadout
[noun]

a maneuver in cycling where one rider accelerates to pave the way for a teammate's sprint

Ex: He performed a perfect leadout for his teammate. 
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seated climbing

a technique in cycling where the cyclist climbs hills or inclines while remaining seated on a bicycle

Ex: Seated climbing allows for better aerodynamics compared to standing. 
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