I saw this in a video and thought it was rather clever. Anyone know which Lego wheel works for this?

I saw this in a video and thought it was rather clever. Anyone know which Lego wheel works for this?
i’ve been using lego wheels on mine for a couple years. they are nice.
the lego part written on the wheels i’m using is 87697
Perfect. Thanks!
Great idea guys! Raided the kids’ toybox today:
Hmmmm, found an 87697 @docshermsticks / @el_wombato and it is too loose. Here’s a quick YT vid:
Do you think they’ll notice?!
I got a smaller wheel from a friend and it fit perfectly. The number is 92409. It’s a bit shallow, so it’s not as ideal. I tried the more “standard” tire wheels and they were too loose. I did not check the number on those
@ghostly606: lol, no chance they’ll notice! Great idea, going to get hold of some 28290.
Do you think they'll notice?!![]()
That actually looks really cool, great info and idea.
ha thats weird, mine fit great. still hugged tight 87697
um, guys
um, guys![]()
I know the shaft kit exists. That’s the opposite of a grip and costs $15
I bought a cheap ATV toy off eBay and it’s perfect
I know the shaft kit exists. That's the opposite of a grip and costs $15I bought a cheap ATV toy off eBay and it’s perfect
Can you link me that atv toy! Might grab one myself
I found it I think…
@MirEko that is exactly it
I own the brick shafts as well and have done some amazing stuff both with the power functions (motors) as well as mindstorms NXT, but this is simpler and yet effective, in order to be able to use only one finger to turn a knob (and eventually move two with one hand)
Picked this up for $6 today - works great! (They’re 28290 wheels)
https://www.target.com/p/lego-174-city-police-atv-arrest-60135/-/A-51244113#lnk=sametab