If skydiving doesn't quite do it for you, you could always strap a jet engine to your chest. That's what Bob Maddox did until discretion got the better of him and he decided a jet-powered bicycle ...

Autopia's official daredevil Bob Maddox is at it again, with a new jet bike so hot we almost singed our eyebrows looking at the pictures. The self-proclaimed "Rocketman" built the latest bike for a ...

A month ago, we covered an interesting creation, in the form of a jet-powered bicycle. Well, a month later, the rider of that bicycle is back with yet another video on YouTube. This time, he managed ...

Ah, the simple pleasures of a bike ride. The rush of the wind past your ears, the gentle click of the derailleurs as you change gears, the malignant whine of the dual electric jet turbines pushing you ...

Colin Furze, maniac maker of maniac things like the maniac 50mph baby carriage, has decided to attach a fire-breathing jet propulsion system to an old woman’s bike because that’s what maniacs do. As ...

It must be bike hacking month this month as following on from the recently published flying bike, Colin Furze who has also been responsible for creating the motorised baby carriage has this week ...

Relaxation and vigorous exercise rarely coexist, but the FitWet Jet Bike brings them together – sort of. The contraption is a unique piece of exercise equipment that combines a stationary (underwater) ...

As far as he knows, Bob Maddox of Medford is the only maker and marketer of valved pulse-jet engines in the world. And strapped to one of his customer's fat-tire bicycles, the ear-splitting, ...

A budding inventor has modified an old bike by attaching a jet engine to the back of it. Colin Furze fixed the engine to the end of his friend's mother's Raleigh pushbike to create the so-called 'Jet ...

The folks over at Tech Ingredients had a lot of spare parts left begging for a new project after taking apart a hybrid jet engine build. So they decided to make an e-bike where the job of a mid-drive ...

Hobby inventor and several-time Guinness World Record holder Colin Furze has strapped a pulse jet to a rickety old bicycle. Why? Well, why not? Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes ...