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Old 12-06-2007
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Alex,

I agree that this is a good plan. Said motor should suit your speedo + batteries well.

From my own experience of starting out again my 10x2 is very hard to drive and I've had my best races with my 15 year old 14X3 which I would guess has similar performance to a modern 19T. The top end speed is still fine with this old motor but getting the power on is much easier and predictable and allows more focus on getting the cornering right without spinning out.
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