[python] Re: handlebars
- From: Rhisiart Gwilym <Rhisiart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2007 20:20:44 +0100
Moin everybody,
Since one year I keep track of the python discussions and I like the
idea of the python very much. A few days ago I visited Thorsten
Borm, who lives some 80 km from my place and tried a ride on his
python. I rode only 20 m but I felt, that it would be big fun with
more practice. If I have time enough, I'm going to build one this
winter.
What I don't like is that you have to touch the ground with your
hands at every start and stop. So what do you think about this : I
want to put the handlebars on a kind of fork fixed at the rear end
of the backbone, so that they can move up and down beneath the seat.
While riding the handlebars are hold up by a strong rubber or a
spring. When you stop you can push them down and hit the ground with
two inline-skater-wheels mounted at the outer ends of the
handlebars. Any objections? Did anybody try something like this?
Hol di munter
Lutz
Siwmae(Hiya) Lutz,
You've been reading my mind. Or maybe I've been reading yours. One
of us should do it anyway, and see how it works.
Cofion gorau(Best remembrances), Rhisiart Gwilym
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