My python 's datum
- Head angle:60 degrees
- Fork offset:280 mm
- Trail:-180 mm
On normal bike,
- Head angle:60-75 degrees
- Fork offset:35-50 mm
- Trail:48-90 mm
The values of Head angle are almost same.
Fork offset means the distance of axle of steering wheel and the line of steering pivot.
On the python, it doesn't any name. It is called the distance of steering BB and FWaP. The value quite different.
On the normal bike, bigger value makes bigger trail to increase stability of steering.
On the python, bigger value makes bigger minus trail to decrease stability of steering.
The value of trail also are different. On the python, it has minus's
Wheel base is also different. Normal bike has less value than 1100 mm. But 26 inch python has 1200-1400 mm.
The steering of the python needs more power. Although I attached the handle to my python, I can't steer with only arms. Just I can keep steering position when I ride on the corner. The legs with more power than arms work to steer. It's hard to sensible quick control with the legs, but I guess that brings stability. Coz feeling of the balance is brushed for slow control with legs.
