Most probably donāt believe that, they just want to be cool and different so they pretend to believe something solely because itās unpopular. Like little babies screaming because they want attention.
Thereās people who really believe all kinds of crazy stuff these days. Or is it they always believed crazy irrational stuff but it was just religion before
What I read⦠(In your nerdiest, nasaliest, condescendingest voice)
Achem, you know that very real thing that many satisfied, very real people have spent real money to buy, some of which are likely riding on real roads right now? Yeah, that very real thing that actually exists and functions very effectively in real life, for real racers, going really fast, really frequently??
Well, my sad, misinformed friends , allow me to attempt to incoherently prove to you all on paper, why you are all WRONG, and that this thing that really exists for the sole purpose of doing what it does exceptionally well in real life, is in fact IMPOSSIBLE. As someone who prides myself on actually existing, I am so absolutely and entirely certain that this thing canāt possibly exist AND work the way that it does, that I am going to completely avoid the most obvious and simple demonstration of this actually working, by examining a real one doing what it really does in real life, and prove to you, my dear gullible readers , that I have no real idea how these things work and Iām too dense to figure it out.
So, in conclusion, being impossible, the answer must be loose tolerance voodoo black magic. Miss Moe is probably a witch.
Somewhat unrelated note on my push board I was using 84A bushings on Cal III trucks. Loosest kingpin I could avoid wheelbite with. Hopped on the board yesterday and the front truck fell off. I let the kingpin nut and rs bushing just fuck off and continued riding due to it usually being so loose.
Awesome video. I simulated the 3 links in CAD and also found the axle path to be a straight line, unless the linkages were made so short that the axle actually rotates as the truck turns which produces that S shape travel but only slightly