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edit approved Nov 16, 2018 at 7:56
Peter Mortensen
edit approved Nov 16, 2018 at 7:56
Peter Mortensen
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I think itsit's because you can turn the handle bars into the best angle to maintain your center of gravity near the body.

While the back wheel cantcan't turn, so loosesit loses grip, because the center of gravity goes outside your body during a drift.

I think its because you can turn the handle bars into the best angle to maintain your center of gravity near the body.

While the back wheel cant turn so looses grip because the center of gravity goes outside your body during a drift

I think it's because you can turn the handle bars into the best angle to maintain your center of gravity near the body.

While the back wheel can't turn, so it loses grip, because the center of gravity goes outside your body during a drift.

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I think its because you can turn the handle bars into the best angle to maintain your center of gravity near the body.

While the back wheel cant turn so looses grip because the center of gravity goes outside your body during a drift