[python] Re: Visiting Jürgen
- From: Dirk Bonne <dirk_bonne@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 09:27:52 +0200
Jürgen Mages wrote:
- Leverarm Python: big fun to ride, but not real useable because
climbing and maneuvering is a pain.
Is it like a rowing bike mated with a python!? Do there exist more
picutres of that bicycle? Why would it be difficult to steer?
On the flevofan website there is a very encouraging picture of a three
wheel version of a leverarm propulsion. And it is said that it
rode/rides very well. I quote:
"Meindert Valenteijn wondered if Flevo riding could also be possible
with a linear drive system. To answer that question, Johan Vrielink
welded such a drive system of Meindert to a trike. Because you move
both legs into the same direction, you can accelerate very fast.
Moreover, you don't have the 'problem' of an asymmetrical steering
because the feet are alternately high and low.
This trike proved to ride very well. Unfortunately, it was not taken
into production because of the costs: There are so many separate
parts on it."
http://flevofan.ligfiets.net/en/ch4-08.htm
Dirk
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