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Maybe that's good when hitting a tree? Slower deceleration, less force.
by rich_sasha 2y ago
Maybe that's good when hitting a tree? Slower deceleration, less force.
- jkaptur 2y agoI think they meant that it's more difficult to stop before beginning to impact the tree.
- rich_sasha 2y agoStill. If I'm going to hit a tree, I'd rather drive a tank than a motorbike.
- JasonSage 2y agoCars have crumple zones which a motorbike does not. A lighter car requires less work from the crumple zone to decelerate the car into non-fatal territory than a heavy car.