World Bicycle Speed Records takes you on a thrilling ride through the life of Allan Abbott, M.D., a young physician who became a world record holder for cycling at an astonishing 140 miles per hour. From his early days as an aspiring cyclist to breaking the world record on the Bonneville Salt Flats, Abbott's story is one of daring innovation, high-speed adventure, and unrelenting determination. In this memoir, Abbott recounts the fascinating history of bicycle speed records, the design and construction of his high-speed bike, and the critical role of his pace car in achieving the record-breaking speed. With a detailed look at the technical challenges, personal sacrifices, and the spirit of competition, this book provides an inside look at one of the most exhilarating feats in cycling history. This is more than just a tale of speed; it's an inspiring story of pushing the boundaries of possibility. Join Abbott as he takes you on an unforgettable journey through his pursuit of greatness—one pedal stroke at a time.