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Chapter 23

Chapter 23

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Drifts with a four-wheeled car are difficult, but with diligent practice, anyone can pull them off. A bicycle is a completely different story. A bicycle only has two wheels, and with a small tire contact patch, the friction is minimal. This means its grip is extremely weak. Grip is a prerequisite for drifting.

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