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More often than not, even more so than slip, the outer wheel will "hop". This is especially true, if you've done something potentially unintelligent like weldin
by rpcope1 10y ago
More often than not, even more so than slip, the outer wheel will "hop". This is especially true, if you've done something potentially unintelligent like welding the spider gears together.
- refurb 10y agoNot sure why you're getting downvoted. On high traction surfaces like dry pavement, the outer wheel does tend to hop during turns.