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by grkvlt
2875 days ago
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This is exactly what was done in the paper[0] the drawings came from. And, actually, it was the chain of the bike, not the frame, that had most errors. The results are also broken down by gender, and are interesting. For male non-cyclists the error rate was about half that of female non-cyclists. For cyclists, the males had almost zero errors but female error rates were pretty much unchanged (the chain position errors dropped, but were still higher than male non-cyclists). This (probably?) says a lot about the way men and women think... 0. https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/~rlawson/cycleweb.html |
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