That's what Bob Maddox did until discretion got the better of him and he decided a jet-powered bicycle might be a little safer. We got ahold of him at his workshop, where he's wrapping up a sweet ...

No joking. Maddox, 48, who has been tinkering with pulse jet engines for 10 years now, recently decided to bolt twin engines to an old-school cruiser bicycle and take it for a 73 mph test drive ...

Colin Furze, a British inventor, has created the "jet bike," which he calls "the most dangerous unsafe bike ever." We're inclined to agree: It can reach speeds of up to 50 miles per hour ...

The Jet Bike experiments with the concept of underwater cycling. It is designed to work underwater, FitWet claims that 30 minutes of Jet Biking is equivalent to two hours on a standard bike.

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A European entrepreneur has developed a jet-powered flying bike. The 124 mph Volonaut Airbike is seven times lighter than a motorcycle. Its creator is the Polish engineer behind the $92,000 Jetson ...

From e-road bikes to cutting edge electric mountain bikes, the e-bike world is now rife with options for folks of all cycling backgrounds, yes, including BMX. Digging in further into the Jet Fuel ...

What if it were a single rider on a clunkier bike? (Actually, given the margin of victory, it’s likely many cyclists could have bested Team Jet Blue.) But the real point here is not to ...