GM2/3 Wheels!

Dave Hrynkiw
March 20, 2003

WooHOO! We managed to get large, grippy wheels made for our GM2 & GM3 series of gearmotors! If you're familiar with the Parallax / MarkIII style Minisumo, these wheels might look familiar. The critical difference is that these wheels are keyed to fit the double-flat of our own gearmotors!

We're presently stocking the black and yellow wheels, with a pair of black rubber bands coming with each wheel. Oh, we're also stocking a quantity of the 'regular' servo wheels.

Our tests show that this combination kicks BUTT on, and that's without using the high-power RM2 upgrade motors!

Want a teaser? Here's a minisumo we built in-house to try them out!

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