Re: Sprung Weight; The Eqn of Motion for Vehicle Suspension

Jun 04, 2009 2 Replies


The harder you hit the pot hole the harder pothole hits back.


> Why duke it out with a pothole?

you sound like that guy on Shamwow commeritals.


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Go to a bike shop and try a really nice $700 racing bicycle. Compared
> to a beach cruiser, when you step down on the pedal it almost leaps > ahead.
>

Because it is low weight, Vince.



> Bret Cahill
>
>

How does he deal with the forcing functions on an active suspension system?

m1x1''(t) + c(x1'(t) - x2'(t)) + k(x1(t) - x2(t)) - F(t) =3D 0

m2x2''(t) + c((x2'(t)-x1'(t)) + k(x2(t) - x1(t)) + F(t) =3D m2P(t)

. . .

Especially where it matters.

That's why they have tubeless mountain bike tires.

Bret Cahill

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