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Many people jump out of planes in 200+ km/hr of wind without getting snapped into pieces. Perhaps it's comparable to that.
by kweks 8y ago
Many people jump out of planes in 200+ km/hr of wind without getting snapped into pieces.
Perhaps it's comparable to that.
- marvin 8y agoIf the aerodynamics of the bike-rider system are stable at 200 mph, it could be okay, but only as long as they didn't fall over.
- macintux 8y agoIs that wind directly in the opposite direction? If so I'd expect them to be blown immediately back into the plane. Apples and oranges.
- jl2718 8y agoActually I've done this. You have to push your body out past the boundary layer before you jump outward. A lot of people do get blown back in, but I've also seen the diagonal running dive work at fairly high speeds.