Well, they could turn the bars but it takes extra effort. If you couldn’t turn the bars then conventional trikes would only go straight. It just takes effort and counter steering wins.
Leaning...? Help a new rider out!
Hey guys. Got my first bike, rode it for the first time yesterday, just a few blocks around residential streets. I actually got the hang of shifting....
But leaning/turning: I'm fuzzy on that.
The DMV handbook says that you "push right, lean right, go right". Meaning that you actually turn the handlebars to the left....
One guy I work with confirms this. But that's just TOO counter intuitive for me to understand.
Another guy I spoke to says, no, you actually push with your left, and the handlebars, to go right.
Can anyone shed some light on this, or point me someplace that can help me a bit?
But leaning/turning: I'm fuzzy on that.
The DMV handbook says that you "push right, lean right, go right". Meaning that you actually turn the handlebars to the left....
One guy I work with confirms this. But that's just TOO counter intuitive for me to understand.
Another guy I spoke to says, no, you actually push with your left, and the handlebars, to go right.
Can anyone shed some light on this, or point me someplace that can help me a bit?
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