Bicycle: Pedals Won’t Move When I Try To Cycle Forwards?
Sunday, December 27th, 2009 at
5:34 am
hI,
I have set up a new folding bicycle.
However the pedals won't move when I try to cycle forwards?
Do you know what I have done wrong. The pedals move when I want to go backwards.
Thanks,
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Make sure you are in a low gear. Pick up the rear of the bike and try moving the pedals. The pedals need to be moving in order to change gears.
Try this.http://sheldonbrown.com/starting.html
Start out on a slight downgrade.
to start
be in a low [easy] gear
stand with both feet on the ground
turn pedals backwards til they are parallel to the ground
one will be forwards, one to the rear
on the forward one, place that foot on the pedal
now put your weight on that foot, the bike will move forward, now get up and sit on the saddle, the other pedal will soon be forwards, push it down, and you;re off
wle
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If the effect pedal has a battery in it, then it's active. Period. End of discussion.
There's no such thing as hooking up effects passively or actively. I think your buddy has his terminology confused.
You can hook effects up in series or parallel. In series, you just plug one into and another, and then to the amp. In parallel, you have to have a way to split the output of the guitar signal, send it to all of the effect inputs, then send all of the effects to a mixer to recombine the signal.
You normally only see a parallel effects setup in big rack systems.
As to whether you run the effects in front of the amp or in the effects loop…that depends on the effect. Time based effects (delay, reverb, chorus, phasing and flanging) tend to work best in the effects loop. Gain modifiers (distortion, fuzz, boost) should be in front of the amp, between your guitar and the amp input. Wah pedals should be there as well, but other tone modifiers (like and EQ) can go in either location.
Compressors and pitch shifters need to be in front of the amp. Noise gates can go in either location.
Good luck.
Greetings from Austin, TX
Ken
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You could consider for this problem, the bike is stationary and the boy pushes himself off at a velocity of 3.5 m/sec. The resulting recoil (Newton's 3rd.) will propel the bicycle and girl forward at a decided rate. Finally, just add 3.5 to the answer.
As you have not given masses for the bike, the girl, and the boy, the only answer here would be a formula.
I think you can do that.
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Since you are getting the Boss DS-1, here are some modifications that you can have done to this pedal. Check this out and enjoy.
David
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I'm guessing but, assuming I understand the issue, it sounds like a bottom bracket issue. I don't know what type of bottom bracket you have, so it's difficult to be precise. But I assume you either hit something with one of the cranks, forcing it to rotate on the bottom bracket spindle (it was probably already a bit loose), or the cranks became loose and have rotated on the spindle. If you are lucky you can loosen the crank and move it back into place on the spindle … but more likely you have rounded off the spindle end and/or the crank mounting hole and will need a new bottom bracket and/or at least one crank arm.
Since bottom brackets are designed NOT to do this I can't imagine how you managed … but, take it to a local bike shop and get a pro opinion.
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No expert, but my bro's comp once had a problem like that… we finally figured out the setting was in the BIOS i think… perhaps its there, just a suggestion to look
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