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The Eta Speedbike that can hit 89mph

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    The Eta Speedbike that can hit 89mph | ETA Environmental Transport Association

    Looking like a UFO streaking across the Nevada landscape, this is the Aerovelo Eta Speedbike – a bicycle capable of 89mph. But if a bike can travel at almost 90mph, why is the average commute so slow by comparison? One of the reasons might be that super-efficient and fast recumbent bikes were ignored for decades.


    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.

    The curious thing is that super-efficient pedal-powered machines capable of outperforming conventional cycles are ...

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