Bicycle dynamics

Bicycle dynamics refers to how a bike and rider interact with forces while in motion. Key principles include balance, steering, and stability. When a rider leans into a turn, the bike naturally tips and turns due to its inertia. The front wheel plays a crucial role in steering, helping maintain equilibrium. At higher speeds, gyroscopic effects from the spinning wheels provide stability, making it easier to ride. Understanding these dynamics helps explain how cyclists navigate turns, brake effectively, and maintain control, ensuring a smooth and safe riding experience.