[python] Re: more directionstability due mistake.
- From: Olaf Johansson <noll@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:24:36 +0100
On 20 nov 2005, at 22.34, Koen Van de Kerckhove wrote:
Dirk,
I have two Pythons. One with the hinge at hips (proto 07) and the
other with that distance between them (proto 06). I learned to ride
Python with the latter. When I ride the one with the hips at the
"right" place, it feels like I am continiously needing to correct
my direction. The 06 feels more stable.
Well, it is just a feeling. But I don't want to push the item
further without somebodies elses opinion on similar bikes.
The 06 has a trail of 10 to 11 cm. The 07 has the same distance. So
it is not the trail. Might be that the weight in front of the wheel
is larger with 07. That could also lead to a difference in
steering. But ... I guess it would not be so high a difference.
Dirk, just try to build another backbone for your own Python if the
rear is demountable. Or ... suggest it to Olaf. His Monty can be
parted. A quickly build rear part could give you the chance to test
it.
AAAARGHHH. I am thinking too fast. If you place a longer rear
part, ... how can you touch the pedals? Yet, that was a mistake I
just see now. Olaf, how fast can you weld a new Python? ;^)
About six months. Will that do?
olaf
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