Largest human image of a bicycle

Auckland, New Zealand – June 14, 2017 – It took 1799 students from Glen Eden Intermediate, Kaurilands, Konini and Oratia schools five minutes standing under the winter sun to accomplish the World Record for the largest human bike image.

Photo: A group of 1799 school children, teachers and parents claimed the World Record title for the ‘largest human image of a bicycle’ at Glen Eden Intermediate on 9 June. The entry saw kids, parents and teachers create the shape of a bicycle and hold their position for five minutes on the school sports turf.

The Guinness World Records world record for the largest human image of a bicycle consists of 1,148 people and was achieved by Warwickshire County Council (UK) at Kenilworth School, in Kenilworth, UK

Guinness World Records also recognized the world record for the largest human image of an anchor; it involved 6,000 participants and was achieved by the Angkla Party-List and University of Antique (both Philippines) at the University of Antique, Siba-Lom, Philippines, on 19 January 2016.

The previous Guinness world record was set just 10 days ago by 1148 students at Kenilworth School in the United Kingdom.

Participating students had to be wearing the same uniform. They were counted using a methodical, strict, process and once assembled form a clear image of a bike. Drone cameras were sent up in the air to capture the image.

Auckland Transport’s Manager for Walking, Cycling and Road Safety spokesperson Kathryn King said the record breaker is one step towards a sustainable transport future in the city.