G
G.Daniels
Guest
i rode into a crack between new sidewalk and new assfault following an uptheriver gulf thunderstorm,
-clearly visible to the super before leaving for the tavern but less so when filled with gulf
rainwater and just lika tiddleywink zzzzzzzzap i wuz on the fresh cement minus several patchs of
treasured skin. no, ivan, my 36 hole rims will not mount a 6" curb at a 45 degree angle. BUT the rim
went undamaged.wonderful wonderful.
the serious preceeding discussion brings an element of bike tire construction to bear while
countersteering. the enhanced carcass built with sidewalls of aramid or kevlar gives a broader
platform(and more forgiving off clumsyness)to transmit downward force to the pavement rather than
wasting energy in transit to the sidewall forcing it over onto the asphalt rather than driving the
cycle forward. is that where the question winds up?
the converse of auto physics? for reasons of four wheels, less camber and no FI devices, and weight
greater than the rider.
the thought that goes into thinking about these subjects wud think well with animation. do fisher
and ritchey have such programs? how difficult is it to bring these(and wheel building) physics
excercises to life on the Dell?
-clearly visible to the super before leaving for the tavern but less so when filled with gulf
rainwater and just lika tiddleywink zzzzzzzzap i wuz on the fresh cement minus several patchs of
treasured skin. no, ivan, my 36 hole rims will not mount a 6" curb at a 45 degree angle. BUT the rim
went undamaged.wonderful wonderful.
the serious preceeding discussion brings an element of bike tire construction to bear while
countersteering. the enhanced carcass built with sidewalls of aramid or kevlar gives a broader
platform(and more forgiving off clumsyness)to transmit downward force to the pavement rather than
wasting energy in transit to the sidewall forcing it over onto the asphalt rather than driving the
cycle forward. is that where the question winds up?
the converse of auto physics? for reasons of four wheels, less camber and no FI devices, and weight
greater than the rider.
the thought that goes into thinking about these subjects wud think well with animation. do fisher
and ritchey have such programs? how difficult is it to bring these(and wheel building) physics
excercises to life on the Dell?