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15-03-2003, 11:15
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Treds work good
I'm from SparX (1126) buckeye regional champs, (thank you 541, 27 and 191) and we found that treads work great for us. They kept us on the top nicely and we really didn't have a need for hairpin turns. When we were on the top of the ramp we seemed to push over the bots with wheels the easiest.
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