what is the fastest mile on a bicycle?
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165 Seconds. How did I get this?...well you see your question asks the best mile time for a bike. So I made it dropping from the sky at the speed of gravity (32 ft/second). So a bike dropping from the sky would travel down a mile after 165 seconds (5280 ft= 1 mile).
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The fastest (Jack rabbits) can go around 45mph (70 km/h).\nSnowshoe Hares and Eastern Cottontails can go around 30mph (48km/h). Domestics tend to go around 35mph (56km/h). There are no doubt slower types as well.
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Sam Whittingham (Canada) reached a speed of 130km/h (81mph) on a flat surface in his recumbant bicycle in Nevada on 5 October 2002.\n\nHowever, the fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle was 204.73 kph (127.243 mph), by Jose Meiffret (France), July 16, 1962, on the German Autobahn from Freiburg, behind a specially adapted car, fitted with an aerodynamic shroud.\n\nPersonally, I think he was nuts! I think 50mph on a good downhill is seriously scary!
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To all those who answered 90 mph - BE MORE CAREFUL!\n\nMath Teacher
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The safest way to do any unit conversion is to just multiply your initial value by 1 unil the units are what you want. I know this sounds strange. I will explain by doing a more complex conversion.  This technique works for all conversions.\n\nI don't know the direct conversion from miles to km or from cm/sec to mph, but I do know this:\n\n1 inch = 2.54 cm\n100 cm = 1 m\n1000 m = 1 km\n12 inch = 1 foot\n5280 foot = 1 mile\n60 sec = 1 minute\n60 minute = 1 hour\n\nI can take any of the above equations and make the number one by dividing one side by the other ( 1 = (2.54 cm)/(1 inch)).\n\nI will convert 1 mile to km by taking 1 mile and multiplying it by 1 until all the units but km cancel:\n\n1 mile = 1 mile x (5280 ft/1 mile) x (12 inch/1 foot) x (2.54 cm/1 inch) x (1 m/100 cm) x (1 km/1000 m) = 1.609344 km\n\nGo through the above carefully to make sure its clear. Once you get comfortable with the concept of mulitplying by 1 and cancelling out the units properly, you can do any unit conversion.\n\nTake 30 cm/sec to mi/hr:\n\n(30 cm/sec) * (1 in/2.54 cm) * (1 foot/ 12 inch) * (60 sec/min) = 59.055 ft/min\n\nTake it from there.
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the speed = distance/time
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actually, the best 1 mile time ever ran to date was by Hicham El Guerrouj from morocco, in Rome, Italy on july, 7 1999. In a time of 3:43.13
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Depends on the course, rules, what kind of bike, whether you're allowed to draft etc.  But Pete Penseyres holds the generally acknowledged record for solo, no drafting, regular bike. \n\n8 days, 9 hours, 47 minutes over a 3,107 mile course.
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In major races like the Tour de France, the riders average about 25mph over the course of the day (sometimes faster depending on the terrain) During the final sprint for the finish, speeds can exceed 40 mph for a few hundred yards, but sustained speeds like that on flat roads are unlikely.  When they are coming down the mountains, they can sometimes reach speeds of 60 or 70 mph, but I imagine that would take nerves of steel to go that fast.
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My fastest mile at pace was 4:38. my fastest 2 mile so far was 11:34 but i only did it once. my fastest 3 mile was 16:34. I found out that if u sprint and finish a mile in 6:30 then double it and add 45 sec. and thats ur 2 mile time. for most of the time. 6 30 for a 13 year old is decent. if hes got the running body he could do better
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A human being travelling on a bicycle at low to medium speeds of around 10-15 mph (16-24 km/h), using only the energy required to walk, is the most energy-efficient means of transport generally available.
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Fastest ------- 6.11 km/sec (13,667 mph)\nSlowest ------ 3.67 km/sec  (8,209 mph)\nAverage ------ 4.74 km/sec  (10,603 mph)
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It depends on the mileage of the bike. 100cc is the capacity of its engine cylinder. Strictly speaking, the Kilometres travelled depends on the mileage of the bike. But generally, for a100 cc bike, the mileage varies from 40 to 60 KMPL. Hence your case can be any where between 40 x 2.617 to 60 x 2.617..\n\nie, it can be anywhere between 104.68 Kms to 157.02 Kms.
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The fastest runner as a person or animal or insect?\n\nAustralian tiger beetles, genus Cicindela, subgenus Rivacindela, (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae) are the fastest running insects known. The fastest, Cicindela hudsoni, can run 2.5 meters per second (5.6 miles per hour).\n\nThe fastest woman on Earth, and arguably the best female athlete in the world, Marion Jones can outrun just about anyone on the track. But she wasn't able to escape the heartbreak and anger that marred her childhood.\n\nTake a look at the fastest man in the world! On September 14, U.S. runner Tim Montgomery set a new world record in the 100-meter race. Montgomery, 27, outran the old time by one-hundredth of a second.
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Rolande rode a mile in 4 minutes, and Louis in 5 --> Rolande was faster
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roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles an hour.\n;o)
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the hybusa black bird is the fastest bike.\nthe fastest production car i think is the mc laren f1 coz i recon that the bugatti vernon has not been launched yet