Skidding: counter-productive?
02-23-09, 03:49 PM
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02-23-09, 04:10 PM
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02-23-09, 06:44 PM
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02-23-09, 08:44 PM
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To me it seems like leaning forward and locking the rear wheel is a cool-looking but ineffective way to stop a bicycle. I'm just wondering if there are any articles online where different brakeless stopping techniques have been compared. I guess there are really only two techniques - skid or don't skid. Some info comparing approaches and results would be really interesting to me, maybe to others, too.
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02-23-09, 09:51 PM
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^^^ Wait, how many acheesement points is that carleton?
