Thread: Improving the KOP Skyway wheels
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Re: Improving the KOP Skyway wheels
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Originally Posted by M. Krass
How were they connected to the drive?
I can't speak for 1902 (or anybody, for that matter), but it seems that the standard way of doing it is to use the plastic hubs that come in the kit and grab the spokes, which are then bolted together on both sides of the wheel. This allows for teams to use just about any FIRST-targeted sprocket (either KOP, IFI, or AM).
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