[python] Re: Jaculus riding
- From: dirk@xxxxxxxxxx
- To: <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 08 Jun 2007 14:04:33 +0200
Hi,
I'm just digging deep in my engineering knowldge...
In my physics lessons, we had an example of a bicycle wheel, that - while
rotating - can be balanced by having one end of the axis in between thumb and
pointing finger. Depending on the direction the wheel rotates, the person
balacing it, has to continuously turn left or right to keep the wheel upright.
This is some kind of predecessing force, that grows with inertia and rotating
speed of the wheel.
Could this phenomen happen with the (Front?)wheels of the python? While the
self-centering is a constant force, this would rise as you speed up.
Regards,
DirkS
>Hi
>
>i think i have riden aproximately 40 km i guess. the last trip (10km i
>guess) went well i felt confident at speeds up to about 25 km/hour.
>Above that speed the jaculus sometimes turns without any obvious
>reason. I manage to correct this behaviour by braking and
>countersteering, but i don't like it at all.
>
>
>
>
>2007/6/7, Jürgen Mages <jmages@xxxxxx>:
>> > Wheel flop is not a problem of the Jaculus. The problem is the high
>> > speed stability, there is no difference between that stability when
>> > i'm peddaling or when i'm not
>>
>> Hi Milan,
>>
>> how many kilometers of riding experience do you have? Can you enjoy the
>> ride with your bike or do you feel uncomfortable?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jürgen.
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