Counter steering is a big part of this. You turn the opposite way to the way you go to put the bike on a lean to the direction you want to go. You’d have to counter steer less on a smaller bike as you’d be closer to the ground and need less of a lean so less of a counter steer. That could also be a major factor as to why the kid finds it easier.
It would be interesting to see what an experienced motorcyclist would do here. Anyone familiar with the concept of counter steer, which is essentially what is going on here.
But it's not just backwards… Theres an extra pivot point making each handlebar movement to corresponding wheel movement more sensitive. If that makes sense. Can't find the right words lol
There's probably some next level stuff going on in your brain in those moments. Like a neuroscientist establishment may be able to learn incredible things from this.
I suspect if this is the bike you use to learn you'll ride it like a normal bike but that's just a speculation and I think it'll take 4 times as long to learn
I think this is my favorite video you have ever done, and I've seen many of them. What a great role model you are. Hope to meet you someday- in the beyond.
Part 2: pedals are also gear-inverted so that the bike actually go backward if you turn them forward Part 3: the saddle is also inverted so that the handlebar is behind your back and you need mirrors to see where you go Part 4: the handlebar is sideways at a 90° angle, so you rotate it down or up to go left or right Part 5: same but wearing kaleidoscopic goggles Part 6: vlog from my new 'hospital' room
Reminds me of games that don't let you invert the y-axis… if I don't charge my focus from deep Inside the game world to the reticle on the surface of the screen, I can't effectively make the switch.
its like using a tiller on a saill boat you turn the tiller left to go right and right to go left
What if you tried riding with no hands? Unless the mechanism has too much resistance, it should work.
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Counter steering is a big part of this. You turn the opposite way to the way you go to put the bike on a lean to the direction you want to go. You’d have to counter steer less on a smaller bike as you’d be closer to the ground and need less of a lean so less of a counter steer. That could also be a major factor as to why the kid finds it easier.
It would be interesting to see what an experienced motorcyclist would do here. Anyone familiar with the concept of counter steer, which is essentially what is going on here.
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Everyone: Struggles
Me: who plays video games on inverted since i was like 5
Oh now I see why it is easy to learn new things when we are young ^^
This is the most mind blowing video I've ever seen. So genius!
But it's not just backwards… Theres an extra pivot point making each handlebar movement to corresponding wheel movement more sensitive. If that makes sense. Can't find the right words lol
i really want to try this bike now
There's probably some next level stuff going on in your brain in those moments. Like a neuroscientist establishment may be able to learn incredible things from this.
I suspect if this is the bike you use to learn you'll ride it like a normal bike but that's just a speculation and I think it'll take 4 times as long to learn
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I think this is my favorite video you have ever done, and I've seen many of them.
What a great role model you are. Hope to meet you someday- in the beyond.
On my third day of bike riding, haven't riden since nust after school. You dont forget how but you certainly don't have the ability to do.
Why dont you cross your hands on the handlebar? Right hand to the left side of handlebar and left hand to the right
I could ride it within 4 tries guarantee
Part 2: pedals are also gear-inverted so that the bike actually go backward if you turn them forward
Part 3: the saddle is also inverted so that the handlebar is behind your back and you need mirrors to see where you go
Part 4: the handlebar is sideways at a 90° angle, so you rotate it down or up to go left or right
Part 5: same but wearing kaleidoscopic goggles
Part 6: vlog from my new 'hospital' room
This isn’t a new thing. We called them clown bike in the 70’s
Oh man little kid Destin looks like a dork lol
What an interesting video. Subscribed because of this first video I have watched from you.
This is very interesting, and could lead to a video about using inverted mouse or not in FPS games. 🙂
This is one of the best videos on the internet
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That was AWESOME!!!!!
Anyone know where I can buy one of these bikes??
loved this one!
Reminds me of games that don't let you invert the y-axis… if I don't charge my focus from deep Inside the game world to the reticle on the surface of the screen, I can't effectively make the switch.