The fastest human powered bike world record was set in Oct, 2002 at 81 mph (130km/h) by Sam Whittingham from Canada. Since the record was set, it is still remains unbroken.
Sam owns a custom bik...
The fastest human powered bike world record was set in Oct, 2002 at 81 mph (130km/h) by Sam Whittingham from Canada. Since the record was set, it is still remains unbroken.
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Incredible speed and I now its a bicycle BUT you can't really call it a bicycle not with that lid on it . A conventional bike would be amazing to see at these speeds, but that would I'm sure be impossible : )
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No Riods!!!!
Every Sprinter uses Roids!!!
really call it a bicycle not with that lid on it .
A conventional bike would be amazing to see at these
speeds, but that would I'm sure be impossible : )
Have you gotten up to 130 km/h? ;D