The Golden Ratio
 

Ever wondered the "real" reason the KLX250 looks so good?

In a recent post Brian(NoBrakes) mentioned the "Golden Ratio".
Very interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio

Well if you look at the ratio of wheelbase to seat height.
1435mm (56.5 in) to 885mm(34.8 in).!!!!![sm=jawdrop.gif]

Man if that's not the "Golden Ratio" then what is. [sm=exactly.gif] (Well rounded to 2 decimal places,1.62)

mmmmm I should get out more.

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

Uh yea, about that, as soon as I saw that there was math involved I quickly closed the link. LOL not a big fan of having to think:D:D:D

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

Very cool!!!!

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

that's really funny... i thought we were gonna be talking about some sort of building design or something... during the first couple of years in my design study it seems that that was about all we talked about. (stuff that doesn't really matter but somehow has been mistaken for the most important bull$h!t) :)

nice research there neil

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

[sm=insomnia.gif] I'm with deej [sm=jawdrop.gif] I wondered [sm=why.gif] and I thought [sm=WTFsgign.gif] and [sm=yikesomg.gif]

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

Hey, c'mon guys what's wrong? There's nothing like a good math project to set the soul free :D

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

on two wheels sets the soul free not math. whats wrong with you... lol

RE: The Golden Ratio
 

Yeah, well, I haven't been able to ride for a month, I think I'm allowed a little leeway here, OK? [&:]

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i guess it can slide this once since you injured...

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I thought it was a broken collar bone, not a knock on the head?

Still Brian, I tickled my fancy.

What's the world coming to if a man can't enjoy the odd math moment between beers?