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Why doesnt he fall off?

Sphincter suction me thinks.......

Newton's 7th Law will be explained at Halls Gap at 10.36pm , Saturday night .

Six Addict wrote:those must be fake suzukis cos this is what they really look like going round corners...

So fast the rider can't hang on........

My gixxer is yet to be whipped down the straight by a '10, leaves the '10 in it's wake!

seems a bit more common than I thought. must be that centrifugal force or sphincter suction



even westie




maybe it doesn't always end well

Stereo wrote:

Nelso wrote:Centripetal force is the inertia trying to send you on a tangent and the centrifugal force is what is keeping you travelling in an arc, in this case it is the force the road applies to the tyres which transfers to the seat applying a force to your arse stopping you from flying off into the outfield. Centripetal and centrifugal are equal and opposite forces as described in Newton's third law.

Centripetal force is the force that is directed radially inward, towards the center of a circular path when an object is undergoing circular motion.

Yep, already said I got them around the wrong way. It's been over 15 years since I studied any kind of physics so was bound to stuff something up.

nelso, i just noticed you are from wollo. If you see a LIMEinescent 10r riding around give us a wave

zx-10r wrote:nelso, i just noticed you are from wollo. If you see a LIMEinescent 10r riding around give us a wave

Will look out for you. You in the Northern or southern end?

in the middle

Nelso wrote:

Stereo wrote:

Nelso wrote:Centripetal force is the inertia trying to send you on a tangent and the centrifugal force is what is keeping you travelling in an arc, in this case it is the force the road applies to the tyres which transfers to the seat applying a force to your arse stopping you from flying off into the outfield. Centripetal and centrifugal are equal and opposite forces as described in Newton's third law.

Centripetal force is the force that is directed radially inward, towards the center of a circular path when an object is undergoing circular motion.

Yep, already said I got them around the wrong way. It's been over 15 years since I studied any kind of physics so was bound to stuff something up.

I just googled it, because everything you find in google is true

Aha you have all been fooled it's a photo chop

Saw this and remembered this thread

dilligaf wrote:

his arms are relaxed and his outside leg is nowhere near the tank?

Sounds to me like you are analyzing things too much, you can't learn to ride by reading a book. There are certain rules to riding a motorcycle correctly that never change but there is a whole bunch of other stuff that varies from rider to rider. Rules are ok but they are meant to be broken. By the way, your arms and hands should be relaxed when you are riding, but feel free to break the rule if you want.

Not sure if this one has been posted up before. Worth a second look all the same...

thats my 3 LOOKS