Engineering explained

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  • 2017-02-05 at 8:57 AM#406403
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    TattooDave
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    I’ve been watching these videos just to get an understanding of how some of the machines work today. This is a great one because it’s a motorcycle even drunk old guy like me can ride.

    I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

    2017-02-05 at 9:37 AM#406427
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    RoyDal
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    Great stuff, thanks for posting it.

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    2017-02-05 at 9:45 AM#406433
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    TattooDave
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    Trying to focus on very positive things

    I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

    2017-02-05 at 9:49 AM#406435
    RoyDal
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    TattooDave wrote:

    Trying to focus on very positive things

    I’ve forwarded this to a pal who is big on bikes. It’s a great find.

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    2017-02-05 at 12:10 PM#406518
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    I like it! Doesn’t matter if you forget to put your foot down at a stop! I’d hate to get used to it then ride another bike!

    2017-02-05 at 12:15 PM#406525
    TattooDave
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    The thing that bothered me the most about it was the fact that it took you out of mechanical linkage with the front wheel this goes against all my principles but on the other hand flying by wire is what all the u.s. Air Force pilots use.

    I like this guy because he’s totally neutral the engineering is the star of the show he takes the time to explain it and I like that. I could have been anything I wanted to be when I was a younger man before I met the woman who killed me. Not saying I can’t do it now just saying it would have been a lot easier back then just to be a man. My hats off to this engineer

    I can see their heads have been twisted and fed with worthless foam from the mouth. Bob d

    2017-02-05 at 12:25 PM#406531

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    lol automatic track stands…I love it.

    2017-02-05 at 3:03 PM#406626
    Sidecar
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    I don’t know about this. I prefer to be the one who chooses the point of balance. F~~~ letting a computer decide for me.

    TattooDave wrote:

    This is a great one because it’s a motorcycle even drunk old guy like me can ride.

    So put a hack on it. That’ll keep it upright and can haul your best friend, groceries, whatever, in a way that no self balancing computer ever will.

    Anonymous wrote:

    I’d hate to get used to it then ride another bike!

    Been there. Done that. Switching back and forth between two wheels and three always requires a bit of a mental reset.

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