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Neither. In the absence of sufficient gravity what goes up can continue to go up forever. This is called Inertia, as detailed in Newton's first law of motion. What goes up must come down is not so much scientific but rather a generalization of any lucky streak..
Once you get your bicycle moving, your inertia will force it to keep on moving, unless an external force [such as friction] intervenes and stops it. The bicycle, when upright, is pulled down equally on both sides by gravity. The right side is just as heavy as the left side, so the bicycle stays upright.Although, yes you might argue, when you try and balance it when it's not moving, it won't stay up!he bicycle, when upright, is pulled down equally on both sides by gravity. The right side is just as heavy as the left side, so the bicycle stays upright. Although, yes you might argue, when you try and balance it when it's not moving, it won't stay up!