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29-04-2004, 15:44
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Re: Who Likes Wheels?
Here are the wheels Henry222 is telling you about.
We have been using wheels since day one and that was 8 years ago. For 6 of those years we used those 8'' Skyway wheels. In 2003 we used the wheels shown in the picture with a caster conversion system for 2W/4W drive. In 2004 we used the 12.5'' Pneumatic wheels from Skyway with a ball caster system for 2W/4W drive. |
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