achieved 87.123 km Non-streamlined Recumbent Bicycle (no shell, only disk wheels, and rider sitting on top frame). The best mark was achieved by Aurelien Bonneteau, a French rider at the Bordeaux velodrome. He rode a bicycle with a nearly horizontal seat to allow his back to lie flat, two standard sized wheels, an elliptical chainring, and shortened pedal arms to reduce the air volume swept out by his legs. His distance was , on 16 July 2014. 24 Hours record Men's Road record Charles Terront is claimed to have covered in 1879. George Pilkington Mills set the record at circa 1890. Cyril Heppleston set the road record at circa 1938. Hubert Opperman set the road record at in Melbourne on 5 December 1939. Roy Cromack set the road record at in 24 hours in UK in 1969. Jean-Pascal Roux set the road record at in 24 hours at Caderousse on 18 June 2009. Christian von Ascheberg set the human powered vehicle (HPV) land distance record at in 24 hours in a Milan SL velomobile at the DEKRA test track in Germany on 1 August 2010. Andy Wilkinson set the UK 24-hour time trial record at on 24/25 June 2011. Stanislav Verstovšek set the 24 hour road record at in Dobrovnik, Slovenia on 2 October 2020. Christoph Strasser set the 24 hour road record at in Zeltweg, Austria on 16 July 2021. Women's Road record Beatrice Grimshaw claimed to have broken the women's road record c. 1900 however the distance ridden is unclear, no authority has recognised the record and there are doubts about her claim. Edith Atkins set the women's road record at on 12 July 1953. Christine Moody set the women's record at in July 1969. Sandy Earl set a new road record at on 14 August 2011. Maria Parker set a new road record at on 13 October 2012. Amanda Coker set a new road record at on 23 October 2021 becoming the first woman in history to break 500 miles in 24 hours. Men's track record Dr Mitchell Anderson set the 24 hour outdoor track record at at the AARC in Wensleydale, Victoria, Australia on 30 March 2018. Ralph Diseviscourt set the 24 hour outdoor track record at in Vianden, Luxembourg on 11 July 2020. Christoph Strasser set the indoor track record at at Velodrome Suisse, Grenchen, Switzerland on 14–15 October 2017. Women's track record Petra von