pls anybody seen yo-yo effect on the bike?
10-30-11, 06:40 AM
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nicolai: What exactly do you mean? Could you please explain what the yo-yo effect is?
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Riding an inexpensive full-suspension mountain bike on the road?
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Originally Posted by Pistard
Great first post!!
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yo-yo or giroscopic effect ib the bike...
Originally Posted by commo_soulja
Huh?
pls,has anybody experienced this?
you get faster move than you expect...
10-30-11, 11:19 AM
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yo-yo or giroscopic effect on the bike...
i dont know the exact name of this...
it`s about the rotational momentum conservation law...
pls,has anybody experienced this?
you get faster move than you expect..
i dont know the exact name of this...
it`s about the rotational momentum conservation law...
pls,has anybody experienced this?
you get faster move than you expect..
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it`s happened to me when i turned and bent to the left accidentally very quickly to stop...normally i can stop,but this time by bending i amplified the move,near to fall down...
yes,i ride an inexpensive mountain bike,full suspension...it matters?
so i explained myself what was all about
thank you for the reactions...
yes,i ride an inexpensive mountain bike,full suspension...it matters?
so i explained myself what was all about
thank you for the reactions...
10-30-11, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by nicolai
yes,i ride an inexpensive mountain bike,full suspension...it matters?
Other than that i have no clue...
10-30-11, 02:04 PM
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*watches melted brain dribble out of left nostril*
To the OP, can you give us any more idea of what you are talking about? An example perhaps?
The only thing I can find about the "yo-yo effect" is to do with dieting.
To the OP, can you give us any more idea of what you are talking about? An example perhaps?
The only thing I can find about the "yo-yo effect" is to do with dieting.
10-31-11, 01:47 AM
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sorry,i named `yo-yo effect` without knowing that this expression was allready used for diet,better was gyroscopic effect...
i found something here about this in engl...
https://www2.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh/gyrobike.htm
i found something here about this in engl...
https://www2.eng.cam.ac.uk/~hemh/gyrobike.htm
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Ahh. OK.
No idea.
No idea.
10-31-11, 06:43 AM
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I believe the experiment you referenced was how they proved that the gyroscopic effect does not keep a bicycle upright. I think now, it is believed that general frame geometry and inertia are what keep a bike up and rolling in one direction.
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10-31-11, 06:58 AM
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if i offended smb. by not introducing and all, apology is made,pls....sorry,what can be expected from a romanian red-neck?
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No offense taken.
Just think when asking a question, if you have given enough detail to get a coherent answer.
Just think when asking a question, if you have given enough detail to get a coherent answer.
