>>1541376if you read the ivory tower garbage your own question would have been answered, retard
"The way we stay upright on a moving bike is by active control through steering. This is why we have to learn to ride a bike. If, as learners, we find ourselves falling over to the left then we learn to steer the bike to the left, which generates forces that tilt us back upright again, thereby putting the wheels back under our centre of gravity. Beginners are very wobbly, but as we become expert the corrections become smaller and we can ride in a straight line.
The faster we ride, the smaller the steering adjustment needs to be, simply because the bike moves much further in a given time. When riding very slowly the steering adjustments required are very large. When completely at rest, active steering can do nothing for us."
tl;dr bike falls one way we put our center of gravity over there and that's easier to do when you're actually moving b/c momentum. or do we gotta cover motion too while we're at it?
