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Senior engineering students Jake Miller, David Yoder and Gerrit Start work on wooden bike frames for their capstone team project at Cedarville University.
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Jay Kinsinger prepares to ride his wooden bike from the University of Dayton to the University of Notre Dame (238 miles). He was part of a team of riders from Cedarville University who were supporting the pro-life work of the Life Resource Center in Dayton, Ohio.
Senior engineering students Jake Miller, David Yoder and Gerrit Start work on wooden bike frames for their capstone team project at Cedarville University.
Kinsinger Wood Bike.jpg (2080 kB)
Jay Kinsinger prepares to ride his wooden bike from the University of Dayton to the University of Notre Dame (238 miles). He was part of a team of riders from Cedarville University who were supporting the pro-life work of the Life Resource Center in Dayton, Ohio.
Abstract
Four Cedarville seniors are building and testing wooden bicycles for a capstone engineering project. Team leader Jake Miller said the project offers a unique opportunity for students to connect their interests in engineering, woodworking and cycling.
Publication Date
2-18-2014
Keywords
Cedarville, Cedarville University, Engineering, wooden bikes
Recommended Citation
Hodges, Jenni, "Wooden Bikes Present Capstone Challenge for Engineering Students" (2014). News Releases. 14.
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/news_releases/14
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