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About LinkBacksHa Ha good question! Presumably someone has used a clever program to work out the most weight removal for the least loss of rigidity.
Or maybe it just looks coolI couldn't tell ya.
Certainly looks like more metal is removed than "normal" fluting.
Who is a design engineer? Spanners? run some numbers
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