Basement gutted
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Soon to be our new family room.
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“Where hacks come to spew nonsense” - B2B
From: Sprinter della Casa:
The reason why throwing your bike forward works is you weigh a lot more than your bike. For example, if you have a 20 lbs bike and you weigh 160lbs, you weigh eight times the bike. Any movement you make with the bike will be resisted by your body. For example, if you shove the bike forward 8 inches, your body will move back 1 inch. This nets you a 7 inch forward movement. If you’re side by side with someone and fighting for every inch, a good bike throw could net you 12-18 inches. This is more than half a wheel, and if you’re scrabbling for an inch or two, you really have to take advantage of that 12-18 inches.
UPDATE 11/12/08 3:16pm Link provided.