Hi Olaf,

On Tuesday 18 July 2006 09:20, Olaf Johansson wrote:
> On 17 jul 2006, at 23.49, Martin Anderseck wrote:
> > problem. Many Pythons run without any problems and at least when
> > you're
> > pedalling you keep the bike straight.
> No Martin, that is not true. You can coast with a python just as
> easily as with the flevo. Thanks to the self-centering effect (due to
> the negative trail) it can even be easier.

Yes, you're right, but I meant it for high speeds. Then the bike should be
kept straight if you're still able to pedal because the front wheel pulls it
- or should my thoughts be so wrong? Anyhow, I'll test it when the brakes are
on our Python :-P

Did you experience the problem of getting an unsecure feeling while riding at
high speeds with that bike?

Interested greetings,
Martin