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Originally Posted by ceo012384
My guess is that they physically drive the rear tire itself, which is impractical and would increase tire wear heavily, methinks.
There are ways that I can think of to NOT do it that way but the pictures don't give away what they actually did here.
edit: since it's just a one-off chopper and probably barely ever gets ridden I would expect they took the easy way out and drive the tire like I said.
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Damn you engineers. Dont worry about tire wear and shit....just appreciate.
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Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho
Well, it's mostly regurgitation from other forums, but I figured if I was sick of all the bullshit threads popping up all over the place I might as well contribute something worth clicking on.
It wasn't designed to be ridden, as stated in the article...
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Fuck it man...shit's new to me. Keep it coming.