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I have a hard time seeing how they measured and considered rider input in
this.
It's easy to simplify the problem and consider McGazza as a simple projectile
(that would have worked for calculating his trajectory in his latest stairset
adventure). Those numbers about speed resulting in under or overshoot are
pretty much crap since they don't take into account what the rider did (pop or
swallow the lip).
But hey, mountain bikers love cheap physics so why not!
Oct. 14, 2015, 8:15 a.m. - OnedayIwilllogin
#!markdown I have a hard time seeing how they measured and considered rider input in this. It's easy to simplify the problem and consider McGazza as a simple projectile (that would have worked for calculating his trajectory in his latest stairset adventure). Those numbers about speed resulting in under or overshoot are pretty much crap since they don't take into account what the rider did (pop or swallow the lip). But hey, mountain bikers love cheap physics so why not!