wow, over 200MPH on a BICYCLE !!

that's 207 mph in 5 seconds! on a bike, well a special kind with 3 propulsion units I'm not even sure what's what
 
I'd love to have that rocket when cycling uphill mountain. :lol:

One little turn, it's over!
 
authentic said:
I'd love to have that rocket when cycling uphill mountain. :lol:

One little turn, it's over!
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:laugh2:

yeah it would be hard.... id liken to know what was his training regime was, ie weight lifting, push up, clenching fist exercises (spring and grip), or broom stick , rope with brick tied to it (i did that lots when i did motocross)... its the GRIP he needed...insane amounts too ok not for long but INTENSE and NOT losing NERVES...

I cant even find a page that explains how the rocket works but i guess they want to keep it secret...understandable.....
 
More impressive: 165 or so mph on a pedal powered bike. No rockets or any gimmicks.
 
a l i v e said:
More impressive: 165 or so mph on a pedal powered bike. No rockets or any gimmicks.
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ok? just how are you going to get the momentum, NO HUMAN can pedal to such speed, no matter whats the gearing is, THINK!!!
 
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hydrogen peroxide which is passed over metals. When this combines with oxygen in the atmosphere, it creates an almighty amount of go
 
Grummer said:
:laugh2:

yeah it would be hard.... id liken to know what was his training regime was, ie weight lifting, push up, clenching fist exercises (spring and grip), or broom stick , rope with brick tied to it (i did that lots when i did motocross)... its the GRIP he needed...insane amounts too ok not for long but INTENSE and NOT losing NERVES...

I cant even find a page that explains how the rocket works but i guess they want to keep it secret...understandable.....
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in the vid, it looks like his feet were flapping behind him....lol
 
sonocativo said:
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hydrogen peroxide which is passed over metals. When this combines with oxygen in the atmosphere, it creates an almighty amount of go
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yes, but that's all what about schematics, or even a very basic disgram showing what's which tank is, and where these are combined , its confusing to suss which of the 3 nozzles or combination of which 1/2/3? that provided the chemical reaction/heat and thrust....and which remained 'on' for the next 10 seconds giving the constant thrust towards the 200mph barrier.....
 
a l i v e said:
... it has already been done.
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BS!...
well if it has, give us a link here to prove it

but upon a search on the net for myself this is what i have found....

http://wonderfulengineering.com/man...powered-bicycle-that-can-speed-up-to-110-mph/

another ...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V2FgwN_re4

Updated: The fastest human powered bike world record is now at 82.8 mph by Sam Whittingham set in 2009, and 75.7 mph by Barbara Buatois set in 2010. In 2011, a college team from TU-Delft in the Netherlands became the 2nd fastest all-time with a rider, Sebastiaan Bowier reaching 80.5 mph.

and according to the wiki below....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V2FgwN_re4

it says ...


164.95 km/h (102.50 mph)



THAT IS IN KM/H NOT MPH......

102.50 is just over a ton.....for a pedal pushbike...
with no rocket, or gimmicks.....

i believe you got muddled with km/h for mph...


It is still impressive!! 100mph on a pushbike is nuts.....


but that's pretty much it, like i said before human can not provide such momentum or gearing to go any further in speed with a given human physical capacity.....

make sense?
 
To be able to pedal up to 200 would probably require 25 gears. ;)
 
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