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26-02-2010, 12:49
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Re: pic: 2240 Breakaway
looks pretty neat and small...i see the kicker but... can yall go over the bumb, through the tunnel... and how much weight is your robot, cause this year weight wasn't a factor for our team and i was just wondering?
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