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Re: pic: Does this meet bumper rules

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Originally Posted by Chris is me View Post
This isn't a bumper attachment system, though. This is the frame of their robot. The rules do not require the robot's frame be rigid or strong. This seems like a legal way to define the frame perimeter of the robot.

Now, clearly in a practical sense this is not a very robust system as it stands, and the bent pieces of metal will likely want some support behind them in order for this to be part of a successful robot frame that doesn't immediately crumple to pieces upon impact. But it doesn't seem like it isn't legal.
+1

Legal and wise are 2 different words.
With some boxing and gussets this could work fine.
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