cyclocross
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Designed for racing bikes on mixed terrain
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪkləˌkrɔs/
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ciclocrós
- She bought a new cyclocross bike for the upcoming race season.
Examples
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He prefers cyclocross tires when riding on mixed terrain trails.
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The team wore cyclocross jerseys designed to handle muddy conditions.
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The cyclocross race was challenging due to the muddy conditions.
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Many athletes train specifically for cyclocross events.
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He purchased a cyclocross bike to navigate the urban landscapes and grassy trails.
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The athlete wore a cyclocross jersey that helped keep her cool during the intense race.
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They selected cyclocross tires for better grip on the rough and uneven paths.
Surface Forms
cyclocross positive
Etymology
Cyclocross comes from two parts, cycle 'bicycle' and cross 'across' or 'cross-country'. It describes things made for the sport of racing a bike over mixed, often muddy ground.
