I like that he talks about the effect of the rider moving up and down in addition to the just rotation around the CofG. This frequently gets left out of the discussion, but is a giant reason why there is no perfect anti-squat number, and no perfect anti-squat design. His real world demonstrations are a bit confusing, but I love his accent so much it more than makes up for it.
May 11, 2017, 3 p.m. - Dave Tolnai
I like that he talks about the effect of the rider moving up and down in addition to the just rotation around the CofG. This frequently gets left out of the discussion, but is a giant reason why there is no perfect anti-squat number, and no perfect anti-squat design. His real world demonstrations are a bit confusing, but I love his accent so much it more than makes up for it.