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Original section UK and Europe
Published 14 December 2006
Last activity 27 December 2006
Original author dannyfrankszzz
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19 December 2006, 19:27 UTC
#21
Quoted message said: Marz wrote:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: http://www.2cancycle.com/
Two riders of equal capacity needed on that one, or the trice will start turning
Why? That is, what makes you think it will turn?
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19 December 2006, 20:53 UTC
#22
In article <[email hidden]> <[email hidden]> wrote: <snip>
Quoted message said: Two riders of equal capacity needed on that one, or the trice will start turning
Only if the front wheel wasn't restrained. Or do you think that trikes with single-side drives all go round in circles?
20 December 2006, 14:25 UTC
#23
In article <[email hidden]> <[email hidden]> wrote: <snip>
Quoted message said: A nice way to change the topic in the middle of a post. Always happens in this group.
In this thread three followups are directly relevant to the OP, a couple are taking the [censored] out of scientists/engineers, and fifteen are about Trice trikes and recumbents generally. :-) It's called thread drift. If you were talking to someone IRL would you not pursue a line of conversation because it wasn't a direct response to the subject raised by the initiator of the conversation? If this were purely a technical group then it would be good to change the subject line or start a new thread when drift occurs, but it's not so it doesn't really matter.
Dave Larrington
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21 December 2006, 09:21 UTC
#24
In news:[email hidden], [email hidden] <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:
Quoted message said: Two riders of equal capacity needed on that one, or the trice will start turning
TWFKAML and I managed to ride the protoype GEM without going round in circles...
-- Dave Larrington <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk> Stop it! You're scarin' the Hippo...
Dave Larrington
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22 December 2006, 08:16 UTC
#25
In news:[email hidden], [email hidden] <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:
Quoted message said: Bah!
Get a two-wheeled machine, walk away, and it will topple to the ground before you take more than a step or two.
Until recently, two-wheeled machines simply could not avoid falling over. That's why we have side-stands and center-stands.
However, this breakthrough promises to eliminate heavy, awkward, unreliable stands within our lifetimes:
http://www.ghostriderrobot.com/videos/balancing.wmv
So far, a pedal-powered version has not been produced.
"The most natural act for a two wheeled vehicle is to fall over. Anything you do that prevents that from happening makes you the perpetrator of an unnatural act." - Brad Teubner, c. 1996.
-- Dave Larrington <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk> Stop it! You're scarin' the Hippo...
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22 December 2006, 22:33 UTC
#26
Dave Larrington said: In news:[email hidden], [email hidden] <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:
..
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: However, this breakthrough promises to eliminate heavy, awkward, unreliable stands within our lifetimes:
http://www.ghostriderrobot.com/videos/balancing.wmv
Within our lifetimes. eh?
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving”- - - Albert Einstein
Quite.
Now move along, there. Nothing to see.......really.
Dave Larrington
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27 December 2006, 08:46 UTC
#27
In news:[email hidden], [email hidden] <[email hidden]> tweaked the Babbage-Engine to tell us:
Quoted message said: On Fri, 22 Dec 2006 08:16:59 -0000, "Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote:
No I didn't...
-- Dave Larrington <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk> Drugs are good, except when they kill you.
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