Steering ratio.
07-13-20, 09:05 AM
#1
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Steering ratio.
My friend try to built a front load. I give it a test ride and I feel the steering is wild. is this normal or there is something to adjust 'to tame the front wheel' 
I usually ride my folding bike (with 1m wheel base) and with my tandem tandem cargo bike (1,6 m wheel base) I can feel 'delay' when take turn and compensate the steering. My first custom cargo is 2,2 m wheelbase long tail, and 'the delay' is a bit longer. With this front cargo and the front wheel soo far, I feel I always late in making turn and have difficulties to going straight,
I usually ride my folding bike (with 1m wheel base) and with my tandem tandem cargo bike (1,6 m wheel base) I can feel 'delay' when take turn and compensate the steering. My first custom cargo is 2,2 m wheelbase long tail, and 'the delay' is a bit longer. With this front cargo and the front wheel soo far, I feel I always late in making turn and have difficulties to going straight,
07-14-20, 08:03 PM
#3
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07-14-20, 08:17 PM
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No, it would be length of the lever arms, the connecting linkage is attached to, relative to each other..
