zapmih
07-02-05, 11:17 AM
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ewh
07-02-05, 10:56 PM
Except possibly for high speed downhill situations, wouldn't the horse outperform the bike in most riding situations?
Sometimes if I'm climbing a big, steep hill, I'd gladly trade in my granny gear for a willing horse :)
A bicycle will obviously make human travel far more efficient. So would a horse. Now...here's the clincher...how about making a bicycle for a horse. Then ride the horse on the bicycle. Lance wouldn't have a chance against you!
Sometimes if I'm climbing a big, steep hill, I'd gladly trade in my granny gear for a willing horse :)
A bicycle will obviously make human travel far more efficient. So would a horse. Now...here's the clincher...how about making a bicycle for a horse. Then ride the horse on the bicycle. Lance wouldn't have a chance against you!
catatonic
07-03-05, 02:09 AM
The horse would probably get pissed off because the saddle pinches his stuff :(
CdCf
07-03-05, 05:04 AM
Humans actually have greater endurance than horses, typically.
Given a long enough race between a horse and a human, the human should win.
It might require fast walking speeds and several hundred miles, but still.
Given a long enough race between a horse and a human, the human should win.
It might require fast walking speeds and several hundred miles, but still.