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24-08-2010, 22:39
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Re: Winnovation Midwest Coast Drive
Neat! With belts and only two total reductions it probably sounds pretty slick when driving around. Are the motors being used as a means of structural support between the two transmission plates? It looks like 'fun' to take apart and put back together.
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