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Scottish rider Graeme Obree

Scottish cyclist Graeme Obree on cycle on race track

Scottish rider Graeme Obree developed the ‘Superman’ position, using aerobars but with the arms extended fully out in front.

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Published: 22 February 2011Size: 33.97 KB
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