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5725
... OK, thinking about this in terms of suddenly "freezing" the link between the two articulated halves seems useful: Would that stop the flip? Surely if...
Frank Bokhorst
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Jun 1, 2005
10:56 am
5726
... within ... cg ... to ... with ... Frank, Imagine the trike 2 seconds before the rear inside tire began to lift. If at that point there was no...
boytonstu
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Jun 1, 2005
5:36 pm
5727
... Perhaps you are right, but after re-reading Tony Foale's article "Some technical aspects of tilting trikes", I'd like to take another try, using his...
Frank Bokhorst
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Jun 2, 2005
1:01 pm
5728
I'm thinking of building a 2f3t tilter. For me, it is more of a need to have something different than everybody else. I'm new and yes sometimes new ideas get...
kozaz
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Jun 2, 2005
5:11 pm
5729
... Frank, I believe that our ideas are converging. "Then not the height of ... Your statement is almost exactly what I have been attmpting to convey. When you...
boytonstu
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Jun 2, 2005
8:14 pm
5730
ship ... You can probably now see why the successful 1F1T like Gyro and Carver have their tilt axis as close to the ground as possible. Arthur....
Arthur Middleton
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Jun 2, 2005
10:15 pm
5731
... made ... flip. ... tilt ... and ... Carver have ... Arthur, Actually not. That is why my 'almost' disclaimer. Let us think of 2 1f1t trikes. 1> A...
boytonstu
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Jun 3, 2005
3:02 am
5732
... The secret is the suspension system must be independent of the tilting system Ryan, takes a bit of thinking about, but can be done - as used in all nArrow...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 3, 2005
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5733
Hi group, This search site had been down for a while. If you search EC or IPC classes using B62D9/02 ...
inventodd1
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Jun 3, 2005
10:26 am
5734
... Draw a view from the front or rear. Show the CoG location for each configuration when tilted. You will see that a 45 degree tilt from high up, assuming a...
Arthur Middleton
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Jun 3, 2005
11:55 am
5735
... As far as I can see, this is basically correct, but it says nothing about the articulated rear end, and so again ignoring the lesson from Tony Foale. He...
Frank Bokhorst
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Jun 3, 2005
1:23 pm
5736
... high up, ... outside the ... limiting ... Arthur, Your reasoning that the weight shifts further for the higher tilt axis is correct. Your conclusion that...
boytonstu
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Jun 3, 2005
2:16 pm
5737
... Either we are talking at cross purposes, or we have a completely different understanding of what happens when we tilt. The boat analogy is unhelpful. I ...
Arthur Middleton
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Jun 3, 2005
5:11 pm
5738
Frank... sorry ,missunderstood. Re Arthurs term " countersteer powered tilt on FTC". In FTC the initial power to "tilt the mass" comes from an applied force...
bobobo882002
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Jun 4, 2005
2:14 am
5739
snip ... I disagree that driving it is as close to conclusive as anything. I may be a bit slow, but it took quite some convincing to get me to believe that...
PeterFouché
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Jun 4, 2005
1:49 pm
5740
Motorcycle suspensions seem to work fine and tilt with the vehicle. I don't think you necessarily need to separate the suspension system from the tilting...
Bob Mighell
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Jun 4, 2005
2:28 pm
5741
Bob There is a very good reason to seperate tilt and suspension in a free to tilt three wheeler. Basically you want the vehical to tilt without having to fight...
PeterFouché
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Jun 4, 2005
2:38 pm
5742
... You're welcome to your opinion of course Bob, but as a motorcyclist of 40 years standing I could list the deficiencies of telescopic forks until I'm blue...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 4, 2005
11:27 pm
5743
... Yes, and it is a complicated thing to understand. Here is my attempt: We must firstly keep in mind that we are talking about a 1F1T with a relatively...
Frank Bokhorst
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Jun 7, 2005
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5744
I own a Pulse/Litestar, see www.autocycles.org It's an interesting design, but has it's short comings. I'm thinking of removing the outriggers and adding a...
pulsebob
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Jun 7, 2005
12:07 pm
5745
Roy, Wow, I would think a front kit that could be bought separate, would sell very well. I wish the best of luck in your endeavors. Unitl then, I will...
kozaz
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Jun 7, 2005
12:07 pm
5746
Can any of our members in the US recommend a reasonable cost/reliable shipper to transport a small lathe to Spain?. Details are : Box measures 44" Long, 12.5"...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 7, 2005
2:33 pm
5747
... Hi Bob, Are all four wheels on the ground at all times, or do the outrigger wheels only touch down during cornering? Either way it must be a a...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 7, 2005
2:54 pm
5748
... Come on Roy - what about the 3rd option? A Calleja style rear end? (Ok then you have to go for counter steer at the front - and I notice there is currently...
PeterFouché
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Jun 7, 2005
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5749
... wrote: [To Bob's:] ... [and Roy's:] ... Look at the length (leverage and weight?) of the vehicle Peter, you would also have to contrive a Csllaeja-style...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 7, 2005
3:39 pm
5750
... Yeah ok - I guess so (grudgingly). Fun though ... Yup (cheerfully) I wonder what we would get if we bolted my rear end to your front end? (apart from the...
PeterFouché
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Jun 7, 2005
4:53 pm
5751
... This design looks very good as a two-wheeler - why not just add gyro stabilizers? They seem to address the issues of automatic tilt control better than...
Bob Stuart
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Jun 7, 2005
6:04 pm
5752
The original designers managed to "squeek" thru the motorcycle/auto designation by saying the vehicle always drove on 3 wheels. Either outrigger is always...
Bob Hichborn
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Jun 7, 2005
8:49 pm
5753
We have used Associated Global and they have been very good. Associated Global Peter Goodman 1-800-434-5789 www.agsystems.com I live about 1 hour south of...
Bob Mighell
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Jun 7, 2005
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5754
... Thanks Bob - I've passed this on to my pal who lives in Spain and is trying to get his new wood-turning lathe from the States... Roy...
Roy Gardiner
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Jun 7, 2005
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