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UC Berkeley Human Powered Vehicle (HPV) Team - http://calhpv.berkeley.edu/
Site dedicated to human powered vehicles and the assault on the human powered vehicle land speed record. |
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Human Powered Race America - http://www.recumbents.com/hpra/
The only racing series in the United States for recumbent and Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs). Includes events calendar, overview and history, along with information regarding the .deciMach Prize For Human Powered Speed. |
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Dan Speas' Variable Exercise Bicycle - http://www.vcasa.net/bike
Offers overview and photo gallery of a cable-driven bike with independent pedals and an infinite array of gear ratios. It is useful as a rehabilitation tool. Features videos on the bike and riding. |
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June Moxon Braised Brass Sculptures and The Kinetic Sculpture Race - http://www.angelfire.com/art2/junemoxon/index.html
The sculptures race at events throughout the USA. Judged for art, engineering, pageantry and speed, these vehicles race on mud, pavement, sand, and water. |
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Champiot - http://www.champiot.com/
A four-wheel rowing exerciser. Videos, specifications, pictures, and how to order. |
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Surreys by Tecnoart of America, Inc. - http://www.tecnoartsurrey.com
Manufacturer of four-wheel pedal-powered cycles known as surreys. Offers products for sale and surrey rental business opportunities. |
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Quadcycles - http://www.angelfire.com/wa3/quadcycles/index.html
Focused on the proliferation and improvement of the "4 wheeled bike." Features links to manufacturers and related resources to earth conscious types of transportation. |
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Human Powered Vehicle - University of Southampton - http://www.hpv.soton.ac.uk
Details the University's bid to break the human powered vehicle land speed record. |
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Team Y-knot's Kinetic Sculpture Site - http://teamyknot.home.comcast.net/
Contains pictures, movies and commentary of their projects. The first sculpture, Chips N Dips, ran in the 2002 Arcata to Ferndale Kinetic Sculpture Race. |
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Human Powered Equipment and Transportation - http://www.green-trust.org/2000/humanpower.htm
The discussion of any type of equipment or transportation using human muscles, usually leg muscles with cranks and chains. This includes generators, mills, drills, presses, boats, planes, and land vehicles. |