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Ah, clear.
I dug into the subject a bit more this morning. When I woke up I thought it would be a good thing to have a bike that would be "neutral" on the straights. But after examining a few pictures of track riders (after I found out the velodrome in A'dam is closed) that on the straight the rider is in an angle to the floor (if that is how you say it?) and that in the corners that is angle is reverse (if the rider has sufficient speed...). Is that correct?
If that is the case, then a bike that would have "neutral" steering on the straight (assuming one could make such a bike), would be a drama in the corners?