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I believe you are mistaken. At steady state turning the steering is typically pretty subtle, and of course you can oversteer and have that mess with your balanc
by topaz0 4y ago
I believe you are mistaken. At steady state turning the steering is typically pretty subtle, and of course you can oversteer and have that mess with your balance in the opposite direction, but some steering has to be there to get the wheel to go in the right direction.
- loeg 4y agoI went outside and did some empirical observation. I think the stable equilibrium depends on how fast you're going. At low speeds the equilibrium is in the direction of the turn. At higher speeds it isn't. Angle of the turn / lean and bike+rider system weight might play a role, too.