[python] Re: Spambike learning curve
- From: serge <prinz_serge@xxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2007 10:38:49 +0100
Hi Carl,
I'm a new pythonaut too .(106 Km/11h41)
In the beginning i needed the whole street to control the bike!
After a few hours i could pass along standing cars (not cars in move!)
Now i can ride even uphill into 1 meter .
I think that's normal, keep on practicing and i think it would be better.
I think you were right with your steering damper reflections!
Could you mention the total Km and the total hours you have riden on the
Bike ?Thanks!
I live in a small town in Eastbelgium, up to now I never ride my python
in the city, its too dangerous, because i think i don't control the bike
good enough to do that.
I can understand people who wants to drive lowracers, especially
pythons, in big citys ,they are tired of life or gods.
Salut
Serge
Carl Punton a écrit :
Hi All,
I haven't bored you all for a while with my attempts at riding my
Python so I thought it about time I did!
I managed figure or 8 turns a few days ago & got
fairly good at turning. Today I rode 7kms up & down a half km closed
road.
My big problem now is that I cannot hold a straight line,
I need 3 meters to allow for wobbles.
Can those who have mastered the Python tell me if this is
the normal learning process & just a case of needing more practice.
My bike simply does not feel at all stable, though I have
tried varying the steering angle a little steeper & shallower than
64degrees it hasn't made much difference.
Thanks, Carl.
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