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If you give it credit for the chain, you need to also notice that that bike has a fixed front wheel. It literally can not be turned.
by boxed 11mo ago
If you give it credit for the chain, you need to also notice that that bike has a fixed front wheel. It literally can not be turned.
- junga 11mo agoHumans are super bad at drawing bikes: https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia/ https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia/ Does being bad at drawing bikes make a machine more intelligent/human?
- zamadatix 11mo agoHow do you know the wheel is fixed?
- boxed 11mo agoThere's a bar going from the front wheel axis to the saddle. The only way that wheel can be twisted is if that bar allows in-axis rotation. That's now how steering on a bike works.