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- From: Rhisiart Gwilym <Rhisiart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2006 08:35:44 +0000
Siwmae Jurgen,
Trawling through some python back-material for answers to a
particular build-detail question that's exercising my thoughts just
now, I came across a comment that you made to Russian python builder
Dennis Silantiev about his test python.
You said that more shoulder support would help his steering. My
question concerns just that: Trying to work out in prior imagination
what steering without handlebars feels like on a python, I felt that
coordination between hip movements and shoulder movements must be
pertinent. So I was considering investing the necessary work in
building up slight wrap-around ends to the shoulder rest on my seat,
so that I had a good positive control of lean, by being able to push
against them. Someone - one of the American builders - said just
recently that whilst learning he felt the need to 'get a better grip'
(inaccurate quote from memory) on his seat, to get better steering
control. So are curved-forward shoulder-rest ends worth building in?
I ask because I'm rationing my time now: Just got to finish an
oakwood cabinet for my partner for her Christmas present, then.....
the truck trailer goes on hold, everything else stops, and finishing
the stalled python gets to the head of my work-queue!! The thought of
a Summertime jaunt across north Europe, to meet a gang of python
pioneers, is really pushing me on.
See you soon...... RhG
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