It is very possible that the gas tank is dented, and, as a result, has less than its specified capacity. You might want to get underneath the car in order to see if the tank is dented. oblivion 2014-01-09 16:47:45 UTC #3. I suspect that you may have a smaller tank.
Powering Through the Legs and Glutes. The quadriceps, hamstrings, calf and gluteus muscles perform the bulk of the biker's work. That's a good thing, because these large muscle groups burn more calories than small muscle groups, such as the biceps, do. Before riding, check your seat height.
The gluteus maximus is the most prominently worked when you ride. Nonetheless, the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are engaged as well. They work with your hips to rotate your thighs when cycling. The gastrocnemius is the main calf muscle you work when riding a recumbent bike. It is attached to the back of your knee and help to lift your heel and extend your ankle when your knee is straight so that you can pedal. The soleus is a smaller calf muscle, but just as important as the gastrocnemius.