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Wheels of Wonder

Posted on April 30th, 2018 by Mary Lord

Aerovelo team and Eta From dockless bike sharing and airless tires to Eta, the world’s fastest pedal bike (photo), bicycle technology has come a long way since the 1858 velocipede Boneshaker debuted. And engineering students and researchers have powered many of the innovations.

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Tags: Aerovelo, bicycle design, Design, Engineering, Eta, MIT, Ohio State, recumbent bike, Stanford

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