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Fancy wheels and a Rapper

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No not silly spinners and not some chanting swearing talky music wrecker either... or maybe he is!

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I never knew Mont played with the 'wheels of doom!'

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Edited by Rosey

were these wheels that bad?

what is the black box above the exhaust?

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The black box is the exhaust!

The wheels were allegedly difficult to keep 'true', but were classed as dangerous (on the rear) as they were seen as a potential guillotine :(

Andreu Codina on the Mont, Schreiber watching..

Oh and the chap in the cap(flat) is Rappers!

Edited by Rosey

The wheels were allegedly difficult to keep 'true', but were classed as dangerous (on the rear) as they were seen as a potential guillotine :(

Was anybody ever actually injured, although you can see the potential !

Was anybody ever actually injured, although you can see the potential !

No. But I'm stuffed if I can see why comstar wheels would be more dangerous than normals spoked wheels. OH&S will soon have us putting disks over the spokes so we don't accidently put our fingers in them wheels.

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Hard to see really, but there is certainly more space between the spokes to get a limb through....

Even Rappers looks a bit nervy in the 2nd picture!

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