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That's one drawback. If you're going up a hill, you'll slow down. It's not as bad as you'd think though, your inertia is usually enough to only cause a differ
by jmtame 18y ago
That's one drawback. If you're going up a hill, you'll slow down. It's not as bad as you'd think though, your inertia is usually enough to only cause a difference in 5mph spread over ~5-10 seconds.
- mindslight 18y agoI think we've got different magnitudes of hills in mind. Perhaps using memory foam for a spring would allow you to deliberately change position while still providing decent support.