And people wonder why I prefer to ride my bike to work instead of taking the car? LOL!

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 bike shop in: http://www.fortebikes.com/ The bike was designed and built by Georgi Georgiev (Varna.... more

Bike Racks on Buses Have no fear! The bike racks on the front of Muni and other regional buses are easy to use - just check out this short video how-to, brought to you by DPT's Bicycle Program and Brian McCarthy and Dave Winters of Muni. http://www.sfbike.org/?transit

World's Fastest Bicycle! 58 mph for 1 hour. This is a video clip of the finish of the Nissan One Hour Challenge, in which Fast Freddie Markham, olympic cyclist, riding a bicycle of his own design, achiieves world record speed of over 60 miles per hour average speed for one hour of duration. World record bicycle.... more

http://www.digave.com/videos/ Bike messengers dodging traffic in New York City. I did not shoot or produce this video! Filmed and edited by Lucas Brunelle. Credits to the real guys are at the end... this is unedited and I don't even remember where I got it from... it's still an incredible video. Props to the guys behind it.

Bike storage in Tokyo http://www.dannychoo.com/blog_entry/eng/1630/Japan+Bike+Storage/

A new educational video from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on safely driving, fitting and maintaining a bicycle.

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Bike using two, four, or six, 36 volt Dewalt battery packs in series for 72 volts powering a 408 Crystalyte motor. More at http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2007/6/1/1287/76804

Bicycle powered by a DPX Systems drive unit.The DPX Systems drive unit can be mounted or adapted to unlimited objects to produce linear and or rotational motion.