It's fine I can smack him round the chops when I see him next Just wanted the formula - and to understand , how does the unsparing weight affect it
It's all logic really.........If you are a fat b*stard, your bike will be slower than a lighter rider.
You mean if you were Bradders, or a 10 stone Bradders, the 10 Stone Bradders would be faster - some fat riders will be faster than slow ones. There will be a limit when a slighter frame becomes detrimental, like just less than the lightest Moto GP rider perhaps...
Bradders isn't fat..............he's compact............like me........... Everyone wondered why I could get more out of their bikes than they could, and I guess the same applies to Bradders (until he falls off)
I finding being harder to kidnap helps on go kart days, when officials are looking the other way I find it easier to off other drivers into the tyres.
He's obese, morbidly probably, but can still do a 1'50 around cadwell with a 0.17 hp per kg ratio Although a 10 st one may well have done a '47..
Exige, you dont know that a ' stands for minute then? Plummets in the intelligent stakes there...and if it was comic effect, if all the info is in the statements it doesn't work Hth