It is no doubt that cycling activity benefits your body in terms of health. However, to maximize sport nutrition, maybe you should consider getting yourself some fancy specialized cycling clothes such as shirts, shorts etc. When buying this specialized apparel, however, you should not settle on lesser quality and less comfortable stuff out there.

One significant factor regarding cycling shirts (and other apparel) is the fabric it was made of. Another important factor is the protection it provides against different weather conditions such as wind, rain, cold or hot temperature. Both of these factors should be considered carefully while purchasing your apparel to ensure comfort and satisfaction.

As you search for the perfect cycling apparel for yourself, make sure that they fit your body well (cycling shirts are designed to be tight-fit but you don’t want to feel like you are wearing the shirts of your 10 year old brother/sister as you are cycling). Absorbing and capturing the sweat ,and thus stopping it from disturbing your skin as you cycle, is an extremely important benefit that cycling shirts provide. When you don’t feel the wetness, you can continue your extensive cycling activities in a more comfortable and relaxed way.

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The Suzuki Regina concept shown at the 2011 Tokyo Auto Show was an unusual little car. We don’t want to get our hopes up about production (especially since we’d probably never get it in America anyway), but the Regina will return to the spotlight at the Geneva Motor Show with some tweaks that have us wondering if Suzuki plans to actually build the French-looking runabout. Despite its bold styling, the Regina’s drivetrain seems plausible enough; it’s powered by a conventional three-cylinder gasoline engine.

The Regina will apparently be renamed G70 when it’s shown in Switzerland. Tokyo publicity for the car centered around the five-door as “an idea for a 1,600-pound sedan that gets 75 miles per gallon.” Suzuki has officially pegged the weight of the G70 at 730 kg, or 1,606 pounds. The “70″ in the name likely comes from its 70g/km of carbon emissions, but Suzuki hasn’t divulged its numbers yet. Follow the jump for a press release on the G70 concept.

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Suzuki Regina concept renamed G70, production version coming? originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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In an effort to stay on the bleeding edge of old crap-bucket technology, the 24 Hours of LeMons has now created a prize specifically for autonomous vehicles. The X Ceedingly Bad Idea Prize will award one million shiny new nickels to the first team that manages to pilot an autonomous vehicle to a win. We assume that carries a caveat of not killing anyone in the process. As always, the vehicle itself can’t cost more than 0, though the associated technological wizardry required to keep the driverless machine on the track doesn’t count toward that grand total.

Madness? Probably, but we would feel more comfortable sharing the course with a computer than some of the tactically inept drivers we’ve seen bashing around the track in our time. The next 24 Hours of LeMons race kicks off at New Jersey Motorsports Park on April 14-15, but you need to get your application in by February 4. Get cracking, people. In the meantime, hit the jump to check out the press release.

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24 Hours of LeMons now welcomes driverless entries originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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