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Narcan, Cricket Fighting, & The World's Fastest Bike: Latest on VICE (December 6, 2014)

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On MOTHERBOARD we visited the Human Power Team in the Netherlands to test a new high-tech bicycle capable of reaching speeds of up to 83mph and possibly even beyond.

On VICE News we investigated the effectiveness of Narcan, a drug that can instantly stop a fatal opioid overdose. (Extra Scene)

Over at NOISEY we went to three different cities to go behind the scenes of The Rap Monument, one epic track featuring over 30 rappers.

And on VICE Sports we went to the Annual Cricket Fighting Championship in Beijing to learn all about one of China's most curious cultural traditions and the people who keep it alive.

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