Chevrolet and Michigan students team up to design new cycle for wounded veterans
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Chevy and Michigan Technological University's new cycle (Photo: General Motors)
Showing off the new cycle for wounded vets (Photo: General Motors)
Anthony Robinson of the Achilles Wounded Vets team with the new cycle
Michigan Technological University student Brett Jenkins, General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson, and Achilles Wounded Vets team member and retired Army Sgt. Anthony Robinson (left to right)
The team with their new cycle
Michigan Technological University student Brett Jenkins, General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson, and Achilles Wounded Vets team member and retired Army Sgt. Anthony Robinson (left to right)
General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson showing off the new cycle
General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson showing off the new cycle
James Cook, one of the Michigan Technological University designers, with the new cycle
Article Summary
Chevrolet and Michigan Technological University have teamed up to build a new tricycle for wounded veterans. This new cycle is built to be race-ready, so users are still able to compete in marathons and other distance races in the most efficient way possible.
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