I don't know really know which subforum to put this in but playing GPbikes and the recent Ride 2 with a crappy gamepad with an annoying deadzone has got me thinking about this again and it's this:
Isn't it possible and relatively easy and cheap to simulate countersteering (i.e. the ONLY way bikes turn above ~10 mph) by mounting a handlebar to a non-rotating torque sensor (transducer?)? There would obviously be no feedback through the bars whatsoever but 90% of the time when you're riding on the streets, there's little to no "feel" through the bars anyway right?
Anyways please excuse the complete lack of technical knowledge on my part but it's just something that I wanted to get off my chest.
Isn't it possible and relatively easy and cheap to simulate countersteering (i.e. the ONLY way bikes turn above ~10 mph) by mounting a handlebar to a non-rotating torque sensor (transducer?)? There would obviously be no feedback through the bars whatsoever but 90% of the time when you're riding on the streets, there's little to no "feel" through the bars anyway right?
Anyways please excuse the complete lack of technical knowledge on my part but it's just something that I wanted to get off my chest.