| Author | Message | ||
     Tucsonxb9s  |
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.veal/  You gotta check out the pics gallery and videos! These things are too trick! | ||
| Wyckedflesh  |
So do you set the servo to pull on the outside bar or push on the inside bar  | ||
| Ingemar  |
That is soo coool!! I would like one of those. | ||
| P0p0k0pf |
R/C motorcycles do countersteer- I read an article on a high-end electric a while back. The author was commenting on the "wierd" steering where it turned right to go left and vice versa...hehe. | ||
| Gschuette  |
Could he not just use a servo reversing feature? Or was he saying the linkage is set up weird? | ||
| P0p0k0pf |
I believe he was commenting on the steering design, where the bike would turn the correct way, but did so by countersteering. It seems to me that an r/c bike would take some getting used to. It seems like it would be hard to watch a bike to control it, rather that feel the bike to control it. | ||
| Slaughter  |
One of the bikes I had seen steered by leaning the rider's body. His outside arm then "pulled" on the bar - sorta like automatic countersteer. | ||
| Vegasbueller  |
 Ohh no! Not the countersteering debate again!  |
