Bicycling Science

Bicycling Science

by Frank Rowland Whitt (Author), David Gordon Wilson (Author)

Synopsis

The second edition of Bicycling Science, includes new information on recent achievements and experiments in human-powered transportation, as the ultimate human-powered vehicle (UPHV), in which supine riders can achieve speeds well over 60 mph. James McCullagh, editor of Bicycling Magazine, has written a foreword for this edition, which also includes many new illustrations.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 384
Edition: 3rd Revised edition
Publisher: MIT Press
Published: 01 Jan 1982

ISBN 10: 026273060X
ISBN 13: 9780262730600

Media Reviews
The human being used as an engine may not be the way you look at a bicycle, but that's how nature looks at it. This exceptional book analyzes, compares and judges the measurable aspects of people-power and the bicycle being ridden .... Happily, [the authors) haven't hidden the findings in a mass of jargon. The chapter on bicycle physics will get most readers to a useful level of understanding. The chapter on people-powered devices other than bicycles is fascinating. - J. Baldwin, The CoEvolution Quarterly