give two reasons why it is useful to reduce friction for a cyclist
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• In order to move forward, the cyclist must push through the mass of air in front of her. This takes energy.
• Reducing friction (or grip in layman's terms) would cause your wheel to simply spin in circles when you pedal and you would fall down.
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In order to move forward, the cyclist must push through the mass of air in front of her. This takes energy. Direct friction occurs when wind comes into contact with the outer surface of the rider and the bicycle. Racing cyclists often wear "skinsuits" in order to reduce direct friction.
Reducing friction would cause your wheel to simply spin in circles when you pedal and you would fall down.
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