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    Luis Ocaña’s Speedwell Titalite

    Mar 05, 2020 2 minutes
    Words Simon Smythe
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    n the early 1970s aerodynamics was for aeroplanes, not bikes. It was low weight that made racing cyclists go faster no matter the terrain. Even though his 1972 Hour record attempt took place on a completely flat velodrome, Eddy

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