>I ment when she comes across all the horrible calculations and fixes his
>frame to hold the twin engine!  Perhaps that was only successful though
>because her main thing was not speed at this time but getting the frame
>to support it!
>

Yes, but later the motorcycle club has to keep doing modifications to the
bike (rubber bearings, handlebar balancer, etc.) because of some design flaw
(although this could have been Keiichi and Megumi's fault, since they are
the ones who assembled the bike).  But then again, Tamiya and Ootaki's
handiwork on the engine could have been below par - which is always a
possibility.

You can't make a world-class machine with faulty parts - and I think even
Skuld would agree with that.


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