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Steady State and Dynamic Properties of All Terrain Vehicles Related to Lateral Directional Handling and Stability
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All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) lateral/directional handling and stability is predominantly affected by tire and load transfer characteristics, and the lack of a rear axle differential. The combined effect of these characteristics are surveyed in this paper through the use of steady state analysis and simple linear dynamic analysis over a range of vehicle characteristics and maneuvering conditions. Computer analysis results are also compared with field test data obtained with instrumented vehicles.
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Allen, R., Szostak, H., Rosenthal, T., and Klyde, D., "Steady State and Dynamic Properties of All Terrain Vehicles Related to Lateral Directional Handling and Stability," SAE Technical Paper 891105, 1989, https://doi.org/10.4271/891105.Also In
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