Universal Physics Journal
Cornering on a Bicycle or Motorcycle 

 

Author: Ethan Skyler
Publication Date: To be announced...
Revision Date: Novrmber 20, 2008
Purpose
    The second in a series of three articles, Cornering on a Bicycle or Motorcycle is an investigation designed to sharpen our understanding of the roles played by acceleration/Action and acceleration/Reaction forces during balancing events.  Since these same forces, including the same geometry of application, are equally present during more common and somewhat more complex bicycle, motorcycle and automotive cornering events, Balancing a Broom Handle is perhaps the least complex event within which we can begin this study.     
  
 
    Now that we have some experience drawn from Event 1  Balancing a Broom Handle, let us consider                                    
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