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Do cyclists have circular movements when they cross corners in bicycle races?
Yes, when cornering, you need a centripetal force, which is provided by the friction between your feet and the ground (the component pointing to the center of the circle).

More and more people use bicycles as fitness equipment for riding and cycling. Cycling itself is also a competitive sport, including road cycling, mountain cycling, track cycling and acrobatic cycling.

Bicycles, also known as bicycles or bicycles, are usually small land vehicles with two wheels. After people get on the bus, they are green and environmentally friendly vehicles powered by pedaling. British bicycles. Where bi stands for two, and cycle stands for wheels, that is, a two-wheeled vehicle. In China, Taiwan Province Province and Singapore, it is usually called "bicycle" or "bicycle"; In Hong Kong and Macao, it is usually called "bicycle" (in fact, it is generally called in Cantonese); In Japan, it is called "self-transfer". There are many kinds of bicycles, including single bicycle, double bicycle and multiplayer bicycle.