[python] Re: Jetstream

Mine helps a lot. On other pythons it isn't nescessary (Dirks Bonnes with. 
20inch wheels ride fine without handlebars compared to mine). Read my 
"python blog".

Cheers,
Torben


-----Original Message-----

From: "August" <augusthahn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

To: <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:49:18 -0700

Subject: [python] Re: Jetstream





Read you loud and clear.I was,nt exsepting it would be 
easy.Has anyone ever put a workable steering system on one or would that 
work or 
even help?

----- Original Message -----
  
From: 
  Torben Scheel [mailto:torben@xxxxxxxxxx]
  
To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
  
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 1:18 
  AM
  
Subject: [python] Re: Jetstream
  

Hi August.




The python is very far from a 
  "normal" recumbent. My first ride on recumbent was 20km's plus - three 
years 
  later the first Python ride was ~10cm. I ride unicycle and have no balance 

  problems - apart from last saturday night, but thats another story :-)





http://www.scheel.net/HPV/Python/default.asp 
[http://www.scheel.net/HPV/Python/default.asp]




I'm not trying to scare you off, learning the python is very rewarding, 
  just consider it as the second start, just like your first two wheeler.



Cheers,

Torben - just rejoined the list






  
-----Original 
    Message-----
From: "August" <augusthahn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: 
    <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 15:29:45 
    -0700
Subject: [python] Re: Jetstream


    
Thanks for getting 
    back to me so soon.I am really intriqe by the concept of 
the home built 
    such a tiny little bike the one with the 16 inch wheels.as to 
the 
    balence when I first tryed a recumbent I was hauling down the block 
    
first try.Im investegating on building one I have leads on most of the 
    frame 
parts just a little brain storming till finished.
----- 
    Original Message ----- 
From: "Dirk Steuwer" 
    <dirk@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 
    Wednesday, March 14, 2007 12:31 PM
Subject: [python] Re: 
    Jetstream


> Hi August,
>
> Isn't it curiosity, 
    that drives mos people on this list to go out an try
> it? :-)
> 
    It is like learning  to ride a normal bike, you'll have to start with 
    
> extra
> care and on easy ground.
>
> 
    DirkS
>
>
>> I was curious as to the feasableity of 
    riding a 20"lowracer on a local 
>> bike
>> trail and 
    occasionly on a well marked bike path on a city street.of 
>> 
    course
>> considering how to balence taken into 
    consideration.
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: 
    "Ralph Essinger" <ressinger@xxxxxxx>
>> To: 
    <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 
    10:39 AM
>> Subject: [python] Re: Jetstream
>>
>> 
    > What happened? Where did everyone go? I'm finally on holiday gearing 
    up
>> > to finally build my first python and the inspiring, 
    whimsical teachings
>> > and leanings contained in the mailing 
    list have come to and abrupt 
>> > halt?
>> > Has it 
    moved somewhere else? If anyone knows why it has all of a sudden
>> 
    > become very quite please let me know; it's kind of eerie.
>> 
    >
>> > Ralph
>> >
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