Hi everyone,
I came across a very exciting hub gear/drive mechanism here:
https://kervelo-bike.com/
The major breakthrough here is that you have the drive system and the
pedals integrated into the hub of the front wheel. This would give a great
Python design too, because the front wheel can be placed much more forward.
The immediate result is that the point where the front wheel touches the
ground (first point of support) is much further away from the pivot.
My questions: How would this affect Python steering behaviour? Can we model
this behaviour somehow without building a real bike? Does the pivot angle
stay the same as in case of a regular Python?
If you could give answers to these questions or if you could point me in
the direction to find answers to them without building a new bike, that
would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Best, Tiha
