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How did you test a bike staying upright on its own? Being stable only requires the bike to resist some reasonable force that would knock it down. It takes muc
by usaar333 16y ago
How did you test a bike staying upright on its own?
Being stable only requires the bike to resist some reasonable force that would knock it down. It takes much more force to tip a moving bike than a stationary one.
- georgieporgie 16y agoA variety of crashes. Also, as a kid, for reasons I don't really remember, jumping off our bicycles was the pinnacle of fun for awhile. Oh, and I very regularly ride (or try to ride) without hands. One or two bicycles were fairly stable, but most were highly unstable.
- khafra 16y agoIf you have a hill without anything breakable at the bottom of it, and a bike you don't mind breaking, try pushing the bike down the hill. I don't have any hills here in Florida, but I recall that working pretty well as a kid living in more interesting terrain.