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>No one ever seems to take into consideration that each "advancement" that's been >made in automotive/engine/flight/just about any history started with something that >"wouldn't work".
We who make the advances have learned to choose our routes. You can get from San Francisco to L.A. via Denver, but it is a hard way to win a race. Nobody is saying hub motors won't work, just that their advantages seem likely to always be overwhelmed by less-obvious disadvantages. If technology changes, it is likely to improve both layouts equally.
Basslover - what's your acceleration time?
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