[python] Re: New Python - 20" or 26"?
- From: brian smith <briannsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 11:02:25 -0400
Is not leg length an important factor in deciding if one can use a 26"
front wheel ?
Just wondering
Oupa in SC USA
On Thursday, May 22, 2008, at 04:57 AM, dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Jaime,
Yes, the turning circle tends to be smaller for smaller wheel bikes
(has mainly to do with the smaller trail). But a 5 meter radius(!)
will be very easily possible with 26" wheels. I think a radius of 2.5m
on a 26" should be possible. However, I don't own a 26" so may be
somebody else knows better.
The 26" sized will probably be faster because of the lower rolling
resistance of the tires (all else same), but I do not think it is more
stable or comfortable.
So if you'de prefer a 26" wheeled, make one! ;-)
greetings,
Dirk
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Hi Jaime,Yes, the turning circle tends to be smaller for smaller wheel bikes (has mainly to do with the smaller trail). But a 5 meter radius(!) will be very easily possible with 26" wheels. I think a radius of 2.5m on a 26" should be possible. However, I don't own a 26" so may be somebody else knows better.
The 26" sized will probably be faster because of the lower rolling resistance of the tires (all else same), but I do not think it is more stable or comfortable.
So if you'de prefer a 26" wheeled, make one! ;-) greetings, Dirk
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