Bicycle World Records  

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.

Tai Star put a coin in a bike tire and spun the tire with the coin for two minutes, 24.19 seconds.

CoolJuggler completed 14 catches juggling four balls behind his back while bicycling.

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

Nathan E. said “21” 154 times while riding a bicycle.

Andy Gray, Billy Spellman, and Andy Layland used a triplet bicycle to cycle from Holme Fen, the lowest point of the British Isles to Ben Nevis, the highest mountain and point in the British Isles. They cycled a total of 500 miles in five days. They set the record to raise funds for Children with Cancer UK. Read more about their feat here.

Martin Tuson completed 46 BMX front hops in 10 seconds with the handlebars turned 180 degrees.

Na-Ovalie Labelle-Thiphavong rode a bike standing with one leg for two minutes, 9.36 seconds on a stationary bike.

Kamal A. completed 34 pedal rotations on a stationary bicycle in 15 seconds.

Martin Tuson back hopped 100 feet on a BMX in 38.58 seconds. He set the record at a BMX workshop at Conlig Presbyterian Church in Conlig, Northern Ireland.

Andrew's friends piled 11 bicycles on top of him at once.

Austin L. performed four 180-degree hops on his bicycle in 30 seconds.

Jireh A. calculated a 24,449-mile cycle route using Google Maps. This route runs from Fairbanks, Alaska to Florida.

Shane N. performed 18 bunny hops in the back of a small truck.

Shane N. performed 12 bicycle laydowns on a railroad crossing. 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. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.