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Re: pic: Team 1501 wheels
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Originally Posted by Wayne Doenges
We got them at the local hardware store. They are a bit on the large size, so we take them down about .050"
Overall diameter is 5"

As for needing traction. I think it will play small part if you want to defend your 1 point goals. You may have to push back. Also getting up the ramp isn't going to as easy as some would think.
lol now does it have something to do with the diamond plate? cool wheels by the way.
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