Re: My "inner balance"
- From: johnfoss <johnfoss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 14:17:47 -0500
anton005 wrote:
Is it the speed or inertia of the big wheel makes it possible to ride
with less balancing ability (or maybe you spend less time standing
still or moving slow)?
I think it's mostly ascribed to inertia. The larger wheel "keeps
rolling" more easily. Add to that a time factor: more time to make
corrections, so less dismounts. The 20" is going to be a little more
harsh, which makes for a richer learning environment.
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