Eta — Aerovelo
WEBIn September 2015, Aerovelo's Eta Speedbike set a new world record in human powered speed by going 139.45 km/hr (86.65 mph). The Eta Speedbike Project is the continuation of Aerovelo's quest to promote new ways of thinking about lightweight, efficient design.
Eta Technical Info — Aerovelo
WEBTop Speed: 125.02 km/hr. Eta was the first bike built under Aerovelo, and the first bike designed purely for speed. The goal was to combine all of our experience into one bike, and at the same time try to reduce risk by minimizing the number of new ideas that we had never previously tried.
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WEBApr 24, 2017 · On September 19th, 2015, the Eta speedbike blasted down highway SR305 outside of Battle Mountain, Nevada, reaching a top speed of 139.45 km/hr (86.65 mph) and setting a new world record for the third time that week.
This Weird AF Bike Just Broke The Speed Record For Human-Powered Travel
WEBSep 21, 2016 · Thanks to the Eta's aerodynamic carbon fibre shell, lightweight frame, and specialised recumbent layout (where the rider sits back), rider Todd Reichert hit car-worthy speeds along a dry stretch of highway in Battle Mountain, Nevada last week.
The Aerovelo Eta is officially the fastest bike ever (video)
WEBSep 22, 2015 · The AeroVelo Eta bike reached 85.71 miles per hour on Thursday September 17, this is 2.58 mph quicker than the previous record set by a Dutch team in 2013.
Human-Powered Vehicle Breaks World Record - Engineering.com
WEBSep 30, 2016 · Aerovelo’s human-powered vehicle “Eta” has broken the world record for fastest human-powered vehicle, reaching 89.59 mph/144.18 kph at the World Human Powered Speed Challenge in Battle Mountain, Nevada.
This Bike Just Broke the Record for Fastest Human-Powered Vehicle
WEBSep 21, 2015 · Team AeroVelo’s bullet-shaped bike surpassed the previous speed record for a human-powered vehicle of 83.13 mph when it reached 85.71 mph at last week’s World Human Powered Speed Challenge.
The Eta Speedbike that can hit 89mph
WEBMay 11, 2022 · This Aerovelo ETA speedbike that cracked the record isn't just fast enough to smash the national speed limit, it's incredibly efficient. The fully faired recumbent bike is a state-of-the-art HPV (human-powered vehicle) and boasts a fuel efficiency equivalent to 9544 mpg - or about one hundred times better than the most efficient electric cars.
Eta: 139.45 km/hr on a Bicycle - YouTube
WEBIn September 2015, Aerovelo's Eta Speedbike set a new world record in human powered speed by going 139.45 km/hr (86.65 mph).
Land Speed Record: Human Powered
WEBIn 2013, Aerovelo set their sights on building the world’s fastest human-powered vehicle to surpass the previous level-ground speed record of 133.8 km/h (83.1 mph). In 2015, Eta first succeeded in its goal and has since incremented the world record four times, most recently with an astounding 144.17 km/hr (89.59 mph).
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