Students ride the world’s longest bicycle across 100 meters, set record [W/Video]
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Mar 20 2010
Engineers are good at building stuff alright, but have you imagined them riding a bike to make it to the record books? Well, I’ll admit, I haven’t. To justify their case, I’d loved if these guys would have built the bike themselves. Nonetheless these engineering students - Teije Meier and Jan Bark Brink in the Netherlands have set a unique record by riding the world’s longest bicycle, measuring 92 feet (28.1 meters) in length and about 881 pounds in weight, across a distance of 100 meters.
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