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Re: Is this legal

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Originally Posted by Bob92
I thought you were not allowed to have angled bumpers. Or am I mistaken? Can someone please clarify.
Pretty sure it's their base as well - check out the section on bumpers:

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In order to help reduce the impact forces that the robot will experience during collisions with other robots, teams may add external "bumpers” to the robot. If used, bumpers must satisfy the following constraints:
• Bumpers may extend outside the normal robot starting dimensions (in the horizontal plane) up to 4" per side
• Bumpers must be located in a region from 2” to 8” above the playing field surface.
• Bumpers must not cause the weight of the robot to exceed the weight limit.
Bumpers must be removable in order to allow the robot starting size to be easily measured during robot inspection.
• Bumpers must be designed to remain attached to the robot for the duration of the match.
Bumpers and any bumper mounts that extend beyond the robot starting size may not contain “hard” materials such as metal, wood, or hard plastics. The definition of “hard” is one of common sense (i.e., if you can punch it and not hurt your bare hand, it is ok).

It definitely doesn't satisfy the requirements in red.

PS: There's nothing in the section about the (il)legality of 'angeled bumpers'; where do you get that from?
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