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Komanchi
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I know bicycles and other single track vehicles stay upright with countersteering only, especially at lower speeds. But the guy rides his bike on a slackline that is obviously not wide enough to countersteer. Does his body movements work because there is slack in the rope so when he moves the point of contact go back under the system's center of gravity? Because doing that on a normal ground or a really tight rope wouldn't work I guess since professional riders turn their front wheels at a 45 degree angle and go back and forth to keep balance when at a standstill. I just can't fathom how he does it.
The video is this:
The video is this: