Thousands of taxi drivers swear by them.
Hundreds of motorcycle riders do as well.
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You can see it on my ST1100 I ride in Australia.
We are trying to figure out why it works and the only thing I can think of is the rounded surface of the beads actually distributes the pressure over a wider area than a flat surface of a seat.
Cuz it really does work well even tho when you first sit on it it feels hard and you would think it would be uncomfortable over time but it's not.
I wonder if a math wonk might tackle a 14x14 beadrider shape ( assume 15x15 round beads for the sake of the exercise and do a rough guess on the extra surface the rounded beads provide.
How much less pressure per sq inch would that be over a flat seat the same size given a 200 lb rider. assume 100 lb of the riders weight is on the seat for the exercise purpose.
What difference would the beads make to the psi. ( assume the riders butt conforms to the beads perfectly for the exercise. )
Thanks
Hundreds of motorcycle riders do as well.
http://ift.tt/Q62PhC
You can see it on my ST1100 I ride in Australia.
We are trying to figure out why it works and the only thing I can think of is the rounded surface of the beads actually distributes the pressure over a wider area than a flat surface of a seat.
Cuz it really does work well even tho when you first sit on it it feels hard and you would think it would be uncomfortable over time but it's not.
I wonder if a math wonk might tackle a 14x14 beadrider shape ( assume 15x15 round beads for the sake of the exercise and do a rough guess on the extra surface the rounded beads provide.
How much less pressure per sq inch would that be over a flat seat the same size given a 200 lb rider. assume 100 lb of the riders weight is on the seat for the exercise purpose.
What difference would the beads make to the psi. ( assume the riders butt conforms to the beads perfectly for the exercise. )
Thanks
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