For me, it is mostly financial. My throughput is significantly higher without creating written calcs suitable for others to review. At least half or my projects are performed simply using my calculator without a pencil ever hitting the paper. I can charge the same either way.
I am mainly in the residential, light commercial space. I probably use my HP11C for 75-90%. The rest is basically Excel and a 35 year old, 2D frame program.
So if this is true, then how do you explain that when going slow, to turn the bike, you rotate the handlebars in the direction you want to turn, but when going fast you initiate the turn by turning them in the opposite direction? Me thinks this is because once you get to that critical speed...
My experience riding and racing motorcycles has been that the gyroscopic precession of the front wheel is what is used to get the bike to quickly change lean angles from one side to the other. It can actually take a large amount of force on the bars to do this when you are dragging a knee on one...
Yes for a short time. I believe when I initiate a right turn by pushing with my right hand, the front wheel momentarily turns left until the bike leans over and then it follows back to the right. Take the front wheel of your bicycle and hold the axle between your hands and spin the rim. Try to...