Comments by "XtreeM FaiL" (@XtreeM_FaiL) on "SmarterEveryDay" channel.

  1. Steering is less sensitive because gears always have some slack. Riding that bike without hands is just like riding any other bike.
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  2. kowal789 And that spesific speed is zero and up.
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  3. Greg Williams It is so called muscle memory.
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  4. Harry B Physics. That is how all the bikes work.
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  5. ruellersss Must be luck.
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  6. ruellersss This bike's steering is reversed, so it doesn't work as regular bike. If you push right it turns left. Speed is not a factor how you steer a bike. Bike doesn't know or care how fast it is going.
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  7. dedric bullock With this bike you push left to go right. How is that a same?
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  8. dedric bullock Wheel turns left, bike leans right. Reversing steering doesn't change the physics.
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  9. Don't know what to do with all that info, but it was interesting.
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  10. If you can start and stop without hands then yes.
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  11. windwardpro Slag makes it harder but it is not the problem here.
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  12. Foul Intentions Bikes with or without motors work the same.
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  13. Raymond Moralez Explain what? It's just riding a bike. No difference, except motorbikes are faster and heavier so you need to use more force.
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  14. Motorbikes work just like bicycles. They are just heavier so you need to use more force. Leaning does nothing.
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  15. Stand on one leg and then close your eyes. You will see (pun un-intended) that it is much harder to stay balanced.
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  16. Alexander Steinberg Sure, if you can handle standing start, but without hands you can't do tight turns.
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  17. Alexander Steinberg No. Try it. Ride figure 8 with and without hands and compare their size. I bet that without hands the 8 is nowhere near the size of the other.
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  18. Alexander Steinberg Do full 360°. Firtst one way and then the other way as fast and tight as possible.
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  19. Alexander Steinberg Read my first comment.
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