They're not supposed to, but a lot of times they do.
Yes there is a difference, taller trucks let you put on bigger wheels that can distribute the weight more and make your ride smoother (for taller people). At the same time they also give you less balance and are more likely to wobble. Shorter trucks give you more balance and make you have a lower center of gravity (better for shorter people). But at the same time you also have less distributed weight on the wheels so you have a more of a bumpy ride. (hoped this helped you out)
In general, taller people tend to have longer limbs that can cover more distance per stride, making them faster than shorter people. However, individual differences in factors like muscle strength, agility, and training can also affect speed.
no they are not because shorter buildings are more secured. Name: Salma Elshamy
Generally, it's exactly the opposite, due to lower body mass and of course, they are more aerodynamic.
What's the question???? I'm shorter than people my age..I am 25yrs old and only 4'11!!!
More frequency, and more energy.
Yes because they take bigger steps than shorter people. Typically yes, although that is not always true. Taller people normally have long legs which means they take larger steps (or, as is the case with me, they may take 'strides' instead of steps). Shorter people do sometimes walk faster though because they take more steps at a faster pace and thus cover more ground. It honestly just depends on the person.
It depends on her height. Taller people should weigh more than shorter people.
it should be because yz85s are more for taller riders and RMs for shorter riders, its just how they made them
Not necessarily, but in general, yes.
A wave with more energy would have a higher amplitude and frequency, meaning it would appear taller and more compressed in terms of its oscillations. This would result in a more powerful and intense wave that can cause greater disturbances or effects in its environment.