The bicycle is seemingly simple but is a very non-trivial dynamic system
with both speed dependent stability and non-minimum phase behavior.
The rider can control the bicycle using a multitude of actuators, but
generally chooses to control the bicycle through the steer due to it having
the most authority.
The bicycle/rider can be modeled by a 4th order first principles model and
is generally good at basic prediction, but the classic models have been
shown to be deficient in the correct prediction of the steer dynamics.
The human control can be modeled by a simple five gain feedback structure
with a simple neuromuscular model that follows the dictates of the
crossover model.