Bicycle hits 88 mph, travels back in time!

On September 14th, 2016, Aerovelo's speedbike Eta, piloted by Todd Reichert, hit 88.26 mph at the World Human-Powered Speed Challenge in Battle Mountain, Nevada, creating a temporal displacement in the space-time continuum. Video courtesy of Frank Lem.

[@Kristiansolis15]

Great Scott!!

[@timtaylor9339]

Congratulations to the AeroVelo Team! Amazing accomplishment at Battle Mountain, 89.53 mph (144 kph).

[@escreveprovictor5522]

Someone tells Doc that Mr. Fusion is not needed anymore.... Keep up with that legs Aerovelo Team! Congratulations from Brazil!!!!

[@cybercat1531]

Now it makes sense why it's called the "ETA", all along! it was all about the estimated time of arrival!

[@shiroineko13]

Cool! We've finally arrived at a human-powered time machine!

[@tjcunt3860]

i hope doc is waiting for him

[@grailness1085]

What happened to Aerovelo Inc, can't find anything new from it online

[@InfinitelyQurious]

Hahaha! That's some serious sh_t!

[@shreyanmehta6999]

that time travel thing , is it legitimate ? as in I know time travel is possible but at a very high speed, but this speed doesn't seems to be high speed

[@carstekoch]

yes it's completely legit. But the driver never returned. Pats of the wreckage were found during an excavation in the area.

[@upublic]

haha nice one

[@terellnelson9397]

That's a space bike😄

[@germaintjhu]

Deecccenttt

[@TheVelomobileChannel]

Hah :D

[@FLATSTONE]

It's fake, if you look closely you can see the strings.

[@mateuszb4075]

It is a joke. Maaan. Seriously? Didnt you watch the movie "back to the future"?

[@j.ballsdeep420]

Clearly fake. Idk why people keep sharing this