At 08:37 AM 10/8/2006, you wrote:
The steering behaviour is surely influenced by the wheelsize. Bigger wheels make the front part heavier and this counteracts the centering effect.
I find both Dirk's and Lennart's pythons more heavy-steered and sluggish than monty, but that could have other reasons than wheel size.
I think the reduced negative trail with smaller wheels has a significant effect
If you shorten the wheelbase more weight shifts to the front part
Then why do people say that with longer wheelbase you get less wheel slip? What piece of the puzzle have I lost?
I couldn't imagine wheel slip on my python! Also, consider the extremes: if a 10" rear wheel under the seat - weight might then be 50-50 if a 3 meter wheelbase it would have almost all the weight force on the front ?
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