This may be a repost but I have never seen it on KB: https://motorbikewriter.com/joystick...ce-handlebars/
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This may be a repost but I have never seen it on KB: https://motorbikewriter.com/joystick...ce-handlebars/
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Can you counter steer with it ..........
Not my cup of tea.
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Advantages...?
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14 year old boys will be able to ride them ..... faster than 40 year old men.Originally Posted by Tazz
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Eliminate the left handlebar you say? Already been done that...
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Which is the same as handlebars pretty much
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Okay, always wanted to know how you ride. How does the clutch set up work on your bike?
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Probably easier to use than a keyboard and mouseThis may be a repost but I have never seen it on KB: https://motorbikewriter.com/joystick...ce-handlebars/
DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.
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Like this...
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I tried gifting some bling, but apparently I need to spread it around some more. Sounds like solid dating advice.
Clever set up. How long did it take you to get used to it? It's weird, pushing on the inside bar take no effort at all, but pulling on the outside one always diverts my attention.
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I lost the use of my left arm in '97, it wasn't until 3yrs later that I returned to riding. I guess those three years were enough for me to have adapted to using one arm that it was essentially second nature. The clutch action was simple too. The biggest issue I would've though I'd encounter was hard braking. Apparently that was a non-issue too haha.
Cheers.
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I can see it happening. As much as I'm at home on forklifts with traditional level controls we have lot of newer Linde machines at work with small stubby joysticks/extra short style joystick levers and the finger tip control just makes so much sense once your dialled into it. Much easier to operate multiple controls simultaneously.
Prob a generation or two away on bikes but it would prob integrate well once things are fully electric and gyro stability control etc....
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Out of interest, why do you bother cutting the otherside off? Because you can?
Low personal B.M.E.P.
Probably doesn't leave it locked as very few would be able to ride it with that gone....
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Crossed my mind but the other handlebar would be a bit of a mindfuck anyway, and most people just chuck bikes in the back of a van when steeling them.
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