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Yeah that's been stated, can you explain why?
With a single wheel drive motorcycle all the torque is applied at the rear wheel, which will tend to raise the front of the chassis. In an AWD configuration the primary drive will be the front wheel. The torque applied at the front wheel will tend to push the back of the chassis down as there is nothing forward of the front axle to lift. In extreme cases if the rear axle is able to overcome the front and break traction there probably/may be a control to limit torque at the rear. Wiser heads than I may correct me or fill in the gaps.
How would the front wheel be the primary drive? Computer technology would link the two drives and assess and change the amount of energy that drives the front wheel. That equation would change in realtime as road conditions and speed would be imputed into the drive motors.
I have no idea how they program their units but every other AWD system I have had the pleasure of dealing with has applied more than half of the power available to the front axles. I assume (yeah I know) that this would be similar.[/quoteAre you talking about AWD cars or AWD motorcycles that you have driven? And were they electric or gas/diesel driven? It is much harder to make a variable speed drive gas powered car than it would be to an AWD 2 wheel electric motorcycle. And would there be a need for a AWD to have a variable speeds ratio front to rear? On a MC it would be an absolute necessity if the design would be AWD electric. I can imagine the technology is there to do it. Power consumption might be the draw back but I think handling an AWD in the twisties would be quite something to experience.
[It's Friday...let's do this.] Why all the resistance to electric motorcycles? [One per post, please!]
There's an interesting arc to this thread.
I must say now that I have awoken from my drugged slumber after taking quite a spill this AM (my accidentally pulled a chair out from under me as I was just getting ready to sit on it! She claims is was an accident. ) I took quite a hit. It felt like every bit of 6'5" of me managed to hit the hardwood floor.) Anyhow now I get it. "Resistance" is futile. I am assimilated. It was quite a "shock" when I hit the floor.
Humor escapes some folks Dusty
Everyone needs to mellow out and meditate. On the count of three, one - two -three..OHM.....
Geez Harvey, I hope your streak of bad luck is over now!