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Researcher Dr Grace Lo was  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway by the research. She said  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway were 21 per cent  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway likely to have a joint  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway in their knees called  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway. This happens when we use our  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway a lot. The joints wear out and become  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway. Osteoarthritis usually starts when people are in their  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway. Dr Lo said cycling was a great  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway of stopping arthritis. A lot of research shows that cyclists are 20 per cent less likely to die too  cyclistsearlyfiftiesjointslessosteoarthritispainfulproblemsurprisedway.