What do you get when you combine U of Michigan engineering students, a super computer, and basement composites? You get something like Stromm Cycles which may not be the prettiest bikes (yet), but what they lack in finish they seem to make up for in design and aerodynamics. Together, U of M students Ben Rothacker and Stephen Doll have been using their school’s super computer to design their first prototype which they claim to have 40 different size specific airfoils per frame to create the fastest bike possible no matter what frame size.