Bicycle World Records  

Doctors Ben Clarke and Gihan Ganeshanantham traveled across the European continent by tandem bicycling in 57 days, eight hours and 54 minutes. They started from North Cape in Norway and rode to Tarifa in Southern Spain. They rode a total of 6,918.1 kilometers (4298.7 miles). The doctors set the record to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, an organization dedicated to provide world-class care for cancer patients. Learn more about the feat here.

Martin Tuson performed 63 BMX front hops using his left leg.

Martin Tuson performed 98 BMX front hops while standing on the frame.

Aaron Glick performed a bicycle ghost ride for 2.68 seconds.

Brian Pankey balanced a 12-speed bicycle on his forehead for two minutes, 48.52 seconds, a RecordSetter.com World Record.

Martin T. performed 203 BMX back hops.

Kamal A. performed a "Bicycle" card cut in 5.27 seconds.

Crazy Pinz jumped over a stack of three bowling balls using a BMX bicycle.

Martin Tuson performed 48 BMX back hops in 10 seconds while balanced on the pedals.

Martin T. performed 304 BMX pogo front hops.

Will M. rode a bicycle in Grand Theft Auto Online for 43 minutes, 58.00 seconds.

Team Sub-4, an amateur cycling team, cycled 100 miles in three hours, 40 minutes. Learn more about the team here.

Brad Byers pulled a surrey bicycle with seven passengers in it, totaling 1,900 pounds of weight, using a hook insterted in his nose. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Martin Tuson performed 64 BMX back hops using only his left leg.

Andy Gray traveled the four compass points of the United Kingdom, Dunnet Head in Scotland, Corrachad Mor, Lizard Point, and Ness Point, in 15 days on a bicycle. He rode a total of 1,500 miles. He set the record to raise money and awareness for Marie Curie Cancer Care and Wisdom Hospice. Learn more about the feat here.

Bob Swaim (66), Stanley Wohlbach (92), and Joseph Zeller (93) rode an unorthodox three-person bicycle on the Saucon Rail Trail. The average age of the three riders stood at 83.3 years at the time of the attempt. Read more about the feat here.