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05-05-2010, 23:00
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Re: pic: 6 inch wheel design
1.3 pounds seems a little heavy. I designed some simple 6inchers without any sprocket mounts that weighed in at around .65 pounds. Also, your exterior wall looks a little thick, how thick is it?
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