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News - October 2010

Object of the Fortnight - Mick Ives Bicycle

28/10/2010

This 18-speed aluminium framed Fuji bicycle lives in the Cyclopedia gallery on the first floor of the Museum. It’s a lovely example of a cyclo-cross bike, having Ergo levers (meaning that the rider can change gear using the brake lever), carbon fibre forks and ‘egg beater’ type pedals which help the rider to clip into them... Read more

Cultural Olympiad 2012

12/10/2010

Culture link is a joint project by RNIB and MLA to enable blind and partially sighted people to have greater access to museums and heritage sites across the UK and play a greater role in the Cultural Olympiad in 2012. It will match local volunteers with blind and partially sighted participants and through this co-operation a programme of... Read more

Object of the Fortnight

08/10/2010

Many people may not realise that as well as our vast collection of cars, motorcycles and cycles, we also hold an enormous archive of books, magazines and a whole world of small objects which are in some way related to the history of the motor industry in our great city. Sadly we simply don't have space to display every single object we hold, so... Read more

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Coventry Transport Museum is home to the world's two fastest cars.

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Get up close to the two fastest cars in the world, Thrust SSC and Thrust 2.

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