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View Poll Results: Is your team going over the bump at mid-field?
Yes! 194 77.91%
No! 37 14.86%
No... but I wish we were! 18 7.23%
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Re: Who is going over the bump? (A Pillar really)

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Originally Posted by Wolfgang View Post
Also, the wheels needed to cross the bump are relatively large, so some teams may just find it more convienient to go bridge. .
This is simply not true.

There are some extremely simple ways to cross the bump with wheels as small as 4".

Larger wheels make it 'easier' to cross the bump but they aren't absolutely needed.
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