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Smart to put her first that way if there's an impact she takes the brunt of the damage. Lol...
Smart to put her first that way if there's an impact she takes the brunt of the damage. Lol...
Dem wyte peepl be 'ventin' sheet and stuff, we wuz KANGZ!
Dem wyte peepl be 'ventin' sheet and stuff, we wuz KANGZ!
we wuz buildin dem pyramidz an we wuz kangz buh den we wuz buildin mud hutz becuz of dem wipeepo
*we wuz buildin dem pyramidz an we wuz kangz buh den we wuz buildin mud hutz becuz of dem wipeepo*
Honestly, that looks like a shit design. The steering is accomplished by manipulating the front two tires, which will have an overweight person sitting on it. A lot of strength will be required to steer, especially at slow speeds or uphill.
Much better would be to have the drive train power the front and steer with the rear wheel, or have her sit behind.
Honestly, that looks like a shit design. The steering is accomplished by manipulating the front two tires, which will have an overweight person sitting on it. A lot of strength will be required to steer, especially at slow speeds or uphill.
Much better would be to have the drive train power the front and steer with the rear wheel, or have her sit behind.
Looks like they live by the water so completely flat.
Looks like they live by the water so completely flat.
Not the best design, but it'll work at slow speed and on flats. Note that you aren't dragging the front wheels sideways when you change direction, instead you're twisting the bike frame. Which you wind up doing on a normal bicycle to a smaller extent. You could steer the front wheels separately but that'd widen the thing and make it complicated. Violates KISS principle. If it works for him, great.
Not the best design, but it'll work at slow speed and on flats. Note that you aren't dragging the front wheels sideways when you change direction, instead you're twisting the bike frame. Which you wind up doing on a normal bicycle to a smaller extent. You could steer the front wheels separately but that'd widen the thing and make it complicated. Violates KISS principle. If it works for him, great.
It has a kickstand. As a bike nerd, this bugs me.
It has a kickstand. As a bike nerd, this bugs me.
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