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03-05-2002, 15:10
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I'm kinda partial to my team's wheels. They are machined out of 6" aluminum stock, with a sprocket mount on one side and belting for tread on the outside. They are also polished, and look so cool. You can see a good shot of our wheels (and robot, too) in this picture.
PS: Doesn't our 'bot look so intimidating in this picture? 
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