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Have you seen these?

Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by riverflyer, Mar 30, 2005.

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  1. riverflyer

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    #1 riverflyer, Mar 30, 2005
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  2. MarkPDX

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    I'm too busy to look it up but I'm pretty sure there was a thread on the subject.
     
  3. Etcetera

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    Those are real. I posted a thread about them in automotive a long time ago.
     
  4. riverflyer

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    Guess I missed it. Do you know any of the tech info on them? Are they experimental or soon to be released? Interesting idea.
    thanks for posting the links.
     
  5. Spasso

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    I imagine they would be difficult to keep in balance once the dirt and mud started to accumilate in between the "spokes"
     
  6. Etcetera

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    They are exposed to illustrate the technology.

    They will look like a conventional tire if produced.
     
  7. Nuvolari

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    Experimental and Michelin believes them to be about 10 years off for commercial vehicle use. Segway is to be using them from what I hear but that is a long way from commercial automotive use.
     
  8. vincent355

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    Fairly common design in the construction industry for skid steer loaders.

    Puncture proof, but heavy.
     

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