It is amazing to see how far we have come. Six months ago, we were figuring out how to cut a piece of metal tubing with a hacksaw. Today, we rode our nearly completed buggy onto the back field through an ongoing frisbee game, but this time, nobody was pushing! We attached the rear drivetrain and pedaled by ourselves.
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Direct drive is given to the rear driver, now making the vehicle self-driven |
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The front shock springs were also replaced with looser ones to absorb more bumps and shocks to the wheels |
With the competition less than three weeks away, the construction team has been putting in long hours, coming in at 7 am, working during class, spare, and lunch, and staying after school until five or six o'clock scrambling to get the buggy built in time.
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Billy the "cable guy" does his magic with the rear derailleur |
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A testament to the amount of work we put in |
Anyone comming to U of T next year, don't hesitate to contact the Human-Powered Vehicles Design Team. We need talent and drive like this!
ReplyDelete-Aidan Muller
Co-Captain U of T HPVDT