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Re: IFI Traction Wheels V2 Testing Results

Since the teeth don't appear to be side chamfered, I am guessing that 1114 or one of their sponsors custom cut those, probably on a water jet or plasma cutter. (I have been experimenting with custom cutting steel sprockets on a laser table, to obtain precise shaft fit features such as the double-d found on the Globe shaft.)

Back on topic: this is a great drive train study and very useful info for any of us who are considering the new IFI wheels.

Thanks and props to 1114!
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