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Watch: Motorcycle without driver on Israeli highway
Arutz Sheva ^
| 30/3/20
Posted on 03/29/2020 6:39:50 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
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To: Eleutheria5
but just freakishly ran away somehow I ride a motorcycle. It's not "freakish." Go to youtube and look for "riderless motorcycle." If the bike is in motion and the rider jumps off/falls off, the laws of physics will keep the bike going.
No mystery at all.
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03/30/2020 4:55:14 AM PDT
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LouAvul
("Little by little, the look of the country changes because of the men we admire.")
To: RedMonqey
LOLOLMAO!
Hadn't though of that...
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03/30/2020 5:49:38 AM PDT
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Carriage Hill
(A society grows great when old men plant trees, in whose shade they know they will never sit.)
To: RedMonqey
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03/30/2020 5:50:30 AM PDT
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Dr.Deth
To: carriage_hill
An object in motion will remain in motion. Unless it falls over.
To: Eleutheria5
About two miles back, Robert Blake is on his ass in the middle of the road. (Electra Glide in Blue.)
To: carriage_hill
Not my meme but it was my thoughts when I saw this commercial a second time...It is funny!
To: Dr.Deth
I remember this cartoon as a kid. Not impressed by the movie. Grew up, I guess.
To: carriage_hill
I remember back in the late 50s, when my Schwinn Black Phantom went down our street for almost 2 blocks before it fell over on to a lawn. Still can’t figure that one out.
Like doorgunner mentioned, gyroscopic forces help it stay up. A running motorcycle wants to stay upright. Try taking the bike out, and start trying to tip over. Once you hit a certain speed, you'll turn but the bike pushes you back upright. if you just relax and let go, the bike goes mostly straight.
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