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Why does reaction force change when a cyclist 'bends'?
see thishttps://imgur.com/a/MFJNhyl
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Why does reaction force change when a cyclist 'bends'?
if cycle is tilted and moving in circular orbit(which is why cyclist tilt cycles to avoid skidding ) so by tilting the outward force(centrifugal) breaks into components and is reduced . And it is pushed sideways(inwards(centripetal force + friction)and outwards(centrifugal)) and hence cyclist remains stable
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Why does reaction force change when a cyclist 'bends'?
@gandalf61 i didnt understand ur point.
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Why does reaction force change when a cyclist 'bends'?
since the cycle is inclined to the road therefore the force normal is perpendicular to the the cycle tyre.. just imagine the the tyre as a big box on a road
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