Скачать или смотреть The Fastest in the World 🚀 Human Missile Bike 🚴‍♂️ AéroVélo Eta

Aerovelo's Eta is the fastest human-powered bike ever, featuring:

1. Aerodynamic design
The Eta has a streamlined shape designed to minimize air resistance. This reduces wind resistance and allows for high speeds.

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2. Ultra-lightweight construction
The body is made of carbon fiber and composite materials, making it extremely light yet strong. This minimizes energy loss and maximizes efficiency.

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3. Efficient drive system
The Eta uses a single-gear system to maximize pedaling energy. This is a simple yet powerful power transmission mechanism, designed to directly utilize the rider's power.

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4. Optimized ergonomics
The interior of the vehicle is designed to place the rider in a position as close to horizontal as possible, further reducing air resistance and enabling efficient pedaling.

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. 5. Precise speed control
Eta is tested on long straight courses to maximize speed, and is equipped with a special handling system and precise steering mechanism.

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With the combination of these technologies, Eta has achieved an incredible speed of 144.18 km/h using only human power, and this record is considered an example of expanding the limits of human energy efficiency.

This object that looks like a missile is surprisingly a bicycle.
The AeroVelo Eta is a bicycle designed by two Canadian engineers, Cameron Robertson and Todd Reichenbach, and in 2016, it set an incredible record of *144.18 km/h (89.59 mph)* at the World Human-Powered Speed ​​Challenge held in Battle Mountain, Nevada, USA.
It is made of lightweight carbon fiber and does not even have windows in order to pursue extreme aerodynamics.
Instead, the person controlling this bicycle can only control the bicycle through a camera monitor installed on the bicycle. There is no gear and it uses a single gear.
This bike can run so fast that it even had an accident where it overturned during testing.
The world record of this bike, which can run 144.18 km/h under human power alone, still remains the fastest bike to this day.