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If you have a force pushing it onto the road wouldn't that suffice to make it steerable?
by contravariant 9y ago
If you have a force pushing it onto the road wouldn't that suffice to make it steerable?
- cryptonector 9y agoYou also need some way to counter the centripetal acceleration. The training wheels do that in the tricycle, and leaning does it in a bicycle, but you need gravity for leaning, so in zero g with magnetic wheels&track you could not steer a bike the normal way, and perhaps not at all, but you could steer a tricycle.