Sentences with phrase «smaller wheels at»

Holding onto this central stick, user balances on the pedals, which drive the main front wheel forward through a chain, while the two smaller wheels at the back provide extra stability.

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This primarily makes the car harder to drive at low speeds and for parallel parking, but does not materially affect control at high speed, where only small steering wheel force is needed.

Like folk songs their wings wheel and hover, careless As falcons, I am their anxious scribe, listening myself into their coarse cries, storing the separate Notes in small black spaces at the back of my skull, God, if I were a bird I think I would stop worrying!

«It would be more economical to use a tractor with a boom but when you look at the costs of a tractor and a person on a tractor, for us it's cheaper using a wheel barrow when dealing with smaller quantities.»

Now it is a life on wheels with all the problems of such a life: two small daughters who have to sleep on a shelf of the truck Garlits uses as transportation; a wife trying to make a home on the road; short, frantic visits to places like Half Moon Bay and Yellow Belly and Cicero and Oswego; road maps and strong coffee and restless sleep at roadside.

The talk of small fry at the show tended to confirm this view; youngsters were tossing off the big trade names, such as Richardson, Matthews, Higgins, Chris - Craft, as glibly as they can fling out the names of four - wheeled jobs.

Called «Project 34», the idea was that having smaller front wheels would reduce the amount of lift generated at the front of the car, but in order for the smaller tyres to maintain the same contact patch with the road it'd need four of them.

In such case, it is better to choose a stroller with two not too small fixed front wheels or at least front wheels that can be locked.

By reversing the handle bar you can push the Cameleon either with the small swivel wheels at the front (city mode) or the large fixed wheels at the front (rough terrain mode); the handle height is also adjustable.

The wheels are small at 4.5 ″, but maneuverability is great.

Even if you are at home, and want to put her in this playard, you can just put her in and move her across from room to room, thanks to the small wheels that come on the playard.

They're quite small cubicles so you can't wheel in the stroller with you either... leave it at the table and carry them.

Hitting even a small crack in the sidewalk at higher speeds can throw a swivelling wheel off balance, and thus create a dangerous situation for you and your child.

The wheels are too small for a regular stroller and at the same time, it is too heavy (22 lbs) to be an umbrella stroller.

At the same time, because of the small wheels, it is not your regular all - terrain stroller.

The fact that it comes with the smaller wheels additionally helps to make it an everyday stroller for use at the park and at the mall.

The one star demerit is due to a small decorative cap missing from one of the wheels (but that is bejng resolved so just a minor inconvenience at this point).

It's not at its best on bumpy terrain, and the wheels are small.

The 3 wheel model has only one set of small, double wheels at the front.

Enables one to move one's car sideways by pushing it manually when it is supported by two retractable «bogies» — sets of small, unpowered wheels with axles at right angles to the main axles of the car.

Most of the story is set at a small nuclear reactor in California and centers on a free - wheeling cameraman, the chief engineer at the reactor, a man who truly believes that nuclear energy is a safe and efficient form of power, and a female reporter who is trying to prove that she is better suited to hard news than the never - ending stream of fluff pieces she is handed.

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At WHEELS, the Crew leader, like an advisor, works throughout the year to develop friendly relationships with a small group of students and their families.

Although it works at speeds up to 130 mph, you may find yourself sweating at 50 or 70 mph when in self - driving mode, eyes alternatingly roaming the small steering wheel symbol in the instrument panel, the green lane demarcations next to it, and the real road ahead.

At least one source believes the small sporty coupe, set also for the ’16 model year, will instead be based on the front - wheel - drive Tru 140S concept that was unveiled alongside the Code 130R.

For a sporty look, design intends to keep the roofline low, set the wheelbase of the smaller variant at 106 inches, and opt for large - diameter wheels shod with relatively wide tires — a Mercedes - Benz take on the Range Rover Evoque, if you will.

The smaller of the two batteries is located under the cargo hold at the back, under the space - saver wheel.

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The ATS likely would ride on GM's Alpha rear - wheel - drive architecture, which before the auto maker's bankruptcy last summer and the run - up in gasoline prices, was supposed to underpin a lineup of smaller RWD cars.

At a glance, the new M5 (codename F90) might look a lot like the previous generation model (F10) but there are lots of small and medium changes and one major difference - the new car is four - wheel drive.

The MX - 5 recipe is a tantalising one: a small, lightweight, rear - wheel drive car powered by a naturally aspirated engine and equipped with a manual gearbox, all sold at a price to tempt a select few from their hot hatchbacks.

They balanced the tyres and most of the vibrations went away, except a knock / vibration I can feel on the steering wheel at high speeds (100 - 110 Km / h) or sometimes when the road surface has small imperfections.

But on undulating two - lane roads, you have your hands full making recurrent small corrections at the wheel because the directional stability is frequently dented by lateral deflections.

Use of the screens, including a small panel at the left of the steering wheel to control lights, allowed Audi to eliminate 32 buttons, Foulk says.

On track the Urus — now on 22 - inch wheels with a Corsa tyre — is a freak, storming down the straights and able, at least for small numbers of laps at a time, to brake late into corners.

Or once most of the stuff is off you might be able to use a small cutting wheel and if not cutting away the whole thing at least be able to grind off one side of the nut, with patience.

It was a bit of a bugger at slow speed because there was a fair amount of Steering resistance and of course the steering wheel itself is a fair bit smaller than on a Car designed with standard steering.

It is particularly very useful because wheel lock skid can possibly happen also at speeds of 30 - 40 kmph even when the brake is not applied abruptly depending on the road, wetness, gravels (small stones / sand), etc..

At Fiorano, you park in the small paddock, step out, and admire the bright yellow Ferrari on its optional Challenge Stradale wheels.

I felt a medium steering wheel vibration when braking at high speeds (above 100 kph), no pedal shaking and I had some small noise (maybe cause the pads were dry)

The E-Class diesel bests the A6 diesel, coming in at 28/42/33 mpg thanks to rear - wheel drive and a smaller four - cylinder engine versus the A6's diesel V - 6.

Extravagantly flared wheel arches (64 mm wider at the front, 66 mm at the rear) transform its stance and presence from that of a rather svelte and elegant small coupe into a real thug.

Ergonomics are a mixed bag; controls are well placed for the most part, although the cruise - control stalk is nearly hidden by the steering wheel and it's very difficult to get at the seat adjustments with the door closed due to a small tray next to the seat that gets in the way.

A redesigned splitter reduces front lift from 66 kg to 18 kg at 150mph, Becker explaining that the underside profile is shaped like the leading edge of a wing to accelerate the flow passing beneath the car, while the small «winglets» at the splitter's corners not only increase downward pressure on the upper surface but guide the airflow past the front wheels, reducing turbulence and drag, resulting in a drop in Cd from 0.372 to 0.369.

Philpott said the company is also looking at a small all - wheel - drive crossover that would slot below the Sportage.

At this year's Geneva show, Alfa Romeo showed its 4C launch package, which features a small carbon - fiber rear deck spoiler, carbon - fiber sideview mirrors and headlamp shrouds, air intakes over the front wheels, and some extra carbon - fiber interior bits.

At least the basics are exactly right, with pedal placement perfect for heel and toe - ing in manual cars, while the new smaller steering wheel looks and feels great.

But what if I want a Turbo - look Targa S with the GT3 engine and all - wheel drive and a small plaque commemorating Porsche's victory at the Okemo Mountain Hillclimb on May 31, 2003?

Steering the rear wheels opposite from the front - wheels — even at only a small angle — can considerably reduce the turning radius and make parking and or taking short corners easier.

When in 4WD Lock mode, torque at the rear wheels is reduced by a smaller degree through corners than with 4WD Auto mode.