Abstract: The regular handlebar and front wheel of a bicycle are replaced by a steering head including a pair of hand cranks, and by a sprockets-containing front wheel. The hand cranks are positioned such that the rider's weight center is stabilized unto the cycle's seat, away from his hands. A sprocket mounted unto the hand cranks' drive shaft transmits the power from the hand cranks, through a continuous chain, to the front wheel's sprockets. A set of brake cables and bearings prevent the brakes' cables from twisting, while rotating the hand cranks. The regular cycle's seat is replaced by a back support-containing seat. The rider can position the hand cranks in unison or alternatively. The rider can drive the bicycle by simultaneous or independent foot and hand operation. The addition of a set of hand cranks to a regular bicycle enables an increase in the cycle's speed, along with intensified exercise. The hand cranks system can be mounted and unmounted onto any existing bicycle.