2021
DOI: 10.3390/app11052032
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Influence of Electrically Powered Pedal Assistance on User-Induced Cycling Loads and Muscle Activity during Cycling

Abstract: Bicycles with electrically powered pedal assistance (PA) show great potential as ecological alternatives for engine-based vehicles. There is plenty of research available about the influence of various bicycle parameters on cycling technique. Though, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, there is none about the influence of PA. In this study, a recreational bicycle is equipped with PA and unique instrumentation to measure the user-induced loads on seat, steer and pedals. Joint loading is derived in the sagitta… Show more

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“…The tangential forces of the pedals are added up to the total tangential force exerted on the mechanical drive. The data from the measurement bicycle were obtained from Dieltiens et al [40]. Dieltiens et al used the data to analyse differences in cycling with and without assistance.…”
Section: Measurement Bicyclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tangential forces of the pedals are added up to the total tangential force exerted on the mechanical drive. The data from the measurement bicycle were obtained from Dieltiens et al [40]. Dieltiens et al used the data to analyse differences in cycling with and without assistance.…”
Section: Measurement Bicyclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hsiao et al [8] proposed a method to measure the comfort of bicycles, and the research results could help consumers of different heights to choose a suitable bicycle. Besides, several researchers have studied the effects of the pedals [9], frame [10], and cranks [11] on the functional attributes of bicycles through experimental tests.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%