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You are constructing a prototype. This prototype must serve in resolving the question you quoted, and this is pretty much what you must ask about:

"What prototype bike is suitable for research of..."
"Is prototype X of bike suitable for research..."
"How to construct a prototype of bike suitable for research..."
"How to adapt a [generic brand bike] as a suitable prototype for tests in research..."

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: As a rule of thumb: If a accident makes a characterâ€™s life worse, you can put it anywhere in the story, because it becomes just one more challenge for the character to overcome. If an

: How do I evaluate an unwritten plot/story? I'm working on a full, detailed outline of my planned book series before I have much of it written down. I'm not a pantser, I must have a clear

: Twist in kishÅtenketsu vs. twist in Western plots How does the â€œtwist / ten / è»¢â€ phase in the Japanese kishÅtenketsu narrative structure differ from the â€œplot twistâ€ that is a standard

: People have flaws. If a character is portrayed as flawless then that character comes off as having somewhat less substance than otherwise. The abduction or murder of a relative is not a character,

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: As a rule of thumb: If a accident makes a characterâ€™s life worse, you can put it anywhere in the story, because it becomes just one more challenge for the character to overcome. If an

: How do I evaluate an unwritten plot/story? I'm working on a full, detailed outline of my planned book series before I have much of it written down. I'm not a pantser, I must have a clear

: Twist in kishÅtenketsu vs. twist in Western plots How does the â€œtwist / ten / è»¢â€ phase in the Japanese kishÅtenketsu narrative structure differ from the â€œplot twistâ€ that is a standard

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