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minus-squareNigelFrobisherlinkfedilinkarrow-up9·2 months agoI don’t get it when people (usually chavs) can just sit back with their hands in their pockets - when I try it my handlebars twist out to one side instantly.
minus-squarepsudlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·2 months agoMost bikes are stable and a cyclist can weight shift to turn gently without touching the handlebars Mine is a recumbent that steers with long handlebars. The handlebars prevent the bike from balancing itself. Yours might have barely stable geometry, or badly placed weight on the handlebars
I don’t get it when people (usually chavs) can just sit back with their hands in their pockets - when I try it my handlebars twist out to one side instantly.
Most bikes are stable and a cyclist can weight shift to turn gently without touching the handlebars
Mine is a recumbent that steers with long handlebars. The handlebars prevent the bike from balancing itself.
Yours might have barely stable geometry, or badly placed weight on the handlebars
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