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 As a programmer, I am trying to use more 0's than 1's to save weight. - Jared Russell [more] |
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23-01-2004, 18:14
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Re: What is the actual size of the 12" wheels?
Luckily I have a pair in front of me. My calculations say the wheels are neither. they're 12.2" in diameter with tires and all.
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23-01-2004, 22:27
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Re: What is the actual size of the 12" wheels?
It's really dependant on how much you inflate the tires. If you inflate them more, they get larger. If you inflate them less, they arent as big.
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