How do we feel the speed when we ride a bike but don't feel the same speed and thrill in car for the same speed?
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I believe it has to do with inertia. Correct me if I am wrong, but it has something to do with the air and the pressure changes around you. You feel it in a convertible, that is what makes me think that.
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We expect a car to be able to reach 100+ km/h. We do not expect a bike to exceed 30 km/h.
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Let me know when you want me to knock out the windshield of your car.
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Same reason a roller coaster would seem faster than a car...you can actually feel the wind.
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Because in a car you're completely enclosed on all sides.
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It's due to the Air resistance.Inside the car,you won't feel it but,the air resistance and the drag on your body makes you feel that you are travelling really fast. . Try a simple experiment.In a windy day move against the wind just @ 10 miles per hour on your bike.You'll feel the difference.
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The wind in your face and being able to see the road passing beneath you.
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