Gyroscopic action is the characteristic trait of a spinning disc to resist certain changes in motion. As the wheels rotate they will begin to stabilize the bike and do their bit to keep the bike from toppling over.
Sense of balance and gyroscopic action from the wheels.
The plane in which the reactive gyroscipic couple acts is called the gyroscopic plane
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Elliot J. Siff has written: 'An engineering approach to gyroscopic instruments' -- subject(s): Gyroscopic instruments
At slow speeds the gyroscopic action of the wheels isn't much help, so it's all up to the balancing skill of the rider. Practise, practise practise!
A spinning top has a gyroscopic effect that is resistant to changing its axis (falling over). The faster the top, the stronger the gyroscopic effect. As the top begins to slow due to friction, the gyroscopic effect weakens and the top begins to fall.
No. Gyroscopic action does not prevent the action of gravity. It resists the actions of movement through momentum.
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To help explain gyroscopic effect.
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If it is only spinning then this is called gyroscopic motion.
The rocket and the bazooka.