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Undergrad Gravity-Defying Bicycle Stunt: How Far is Too Far?
thanks again Sophicentaur, So this equation has m = mass h = length of my arm to the center of gravity v = velocity I would have to ride to get over the bar Is g = to g force? Is the g going to be 5? I didn't understand the g force as 5 as you mentioned in your first response. so if I used...- MrSpudmuffin1
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Undergrad Gravity-Defying Bicycle Stunt: How Far is Too Far?
Thanks for your reply Sophiecentuar, How would you set up the equation to calculate this? thanks again.- MrSpudmuffin1
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Undergrad Gravity-Defying Bicycle Stunt: How Far is Too Far?
Thanks for your suggestions. It does seem pretty hard though to convert the forward force into a rotational momentum around the bar. But I love the idea of curling the body up at the point of impact, that makes great sense.- MrSpudmuffin1
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Undergrad Gravity-Defying Bicycle Stunt: How Far is Too Far?
If you were riding a bike and then reached out to grab a bar over your head, Picture the following senerio... a 50 lb kid is riding a bicycle as fast as he can toward a cloths line. Just at the moment he travels under the bar, he reaches up and grabs the bar and let's the bike go flying off...- MrSpudmuffin1
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