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On 26 Jul 2004 19:17:33 -0700, Chalo wrote:
> To my way of thinking, that is one of a trike's
> advantages over a bike. You have lots more ways to crash without ever
> even going fast.
How is that an advantage?
BTW, I agree with you on the trike thing. I used to have a three-wheeled
go-cart (not one of those Honda things with three giant tires, but one
where you sit ~6 inches off the ground); it had a much lower center of
gravity than the bike-trikes and it took very little to cause it to tip to
the outside. It wouldn't likely happen at a few mph, but a downhill
followed by a turn could easily have her eating pavement.
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> To my way of thinking, that is one of a trike's
> advantages over a bike. You have lots more ways to crash without ever
> even going fast.
How is that an advantage?
BTW, I agree with you on the trike thing. I used to have a three-wheeled
go-cart (not one of those Honda things with three giant tires, but one
where you sit ~6 inches off the ground); it had a much lower center of
gravity than the bike-trikes and it took very little to cause it to tip to
the outside. It wouldn't likely happen at a few mph, but a downhill
followed by a turn could easily have her eating pavement.
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To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail address, at least)