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POWER disc origin ????

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Discostu:
I'm sure everybody's favourite little Turk boy will be replying to this post with a long winded answer to clarify this.  :daumenhoch: ;D

bobbbbsy:
if he utters the letters DYNO its getting deleted !  :LolLolLolLol:

Taipan:
I'm sure I read somewhere that the powerdisc originated from motocross sprockets? they were made from the surplus metal that was stamped out of the middle when making the sprockets bitd :daumenhoch:

Peter J:
The reason I used (and got told to use one) one BITD for racing is so we could change gearing quickly for the tracks.

It was a cast off from MX as they use to do the same  :daumenhoch:

ozone:

--- Quote from: bullseye on December 28, 2012, 06:26 PM ---I'm sure I read somewhere that the powerdisc originated from motocross sprockets? they were made from the surplus metal that was stamped out of the middle when making the sprockets bitd :daumenhoch:

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Allan's did that with their Mirage power discs but I'm sure MX sprockets were steel and most power discs are alloy.   :-\

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