pic: ABS-122, shifter-in-tube chassis

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pic: ABS-122, shifter-in-tube chassis

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13-07-2016, 02:34

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Re: pic: ABS-122, shifter-in-tube chassis

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Originally Posted by Bryce2471

To OP:

I recognize that this is a mostly theoretical drive train but have you thought about how you would remove a CIM, if it were necessary?

It looks like he oriented the motors in a way that you can access the bolts around the gears. But I am just assuming so I could be wrong.

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