Since 230 is so tall, it can wobble at great lengths for extra Stamina, defeating various Stamina Type customizations with lower Tracks. Its round and smooth shape results in significantly less recoil than if it were based on the traditional hexagonal Spin Track shape. 230 is rounder and thicker than other regular Spin Tracks with no gimmicks, in order to protect it structurally when it comes into contact with opposing Fusion Wheels. 230 has six indents near the top that sharpen downwards to the middle of the Spin Track. It was first released with Flame Byxis 230WD as part of the Maximum Series, and was advertised as the "Maximum Height" for Spin Tracks. It also has less chances of being knocked out compared to other top-tier Attack Wheels like Variares, Beat and Fang.Ģ30 is the tallest Spin Track released in the Metal Saga toyline. It also does a great job at pushing opposing beys staggering them into a corner and losing their balance. However, since Attack Mode is an oval-like shape it catches the wind and reducing rotation speed,followed that when the Frame and the Core are combined into one,it becomes much more heavier than Stamina Mode,making it vulnerable to lose Stamina if the Wheel is in contact with the stadium floor.It has found great use in Attack customizations with its minimum recoil. Stamina Mode doesn't hold too much Stamina to stay up long because the Wheel has too many points of weight distribution,having about four or five,and can be easily knocked out of the Stadium because of its light weight,but this means that Sagittario becomes faster the more it moves.And since Attack Mode only has two points of weight distribution, not only does it hold more Stamina than Stamina Mode, but is overall much better.
Because of the ovular Frame and Core being stacked in opposite directions, this mode looks more like a circle compared to the oval-like shape of Attack Mode. By simply turning the Metal Frame sideways, Flash enters 'Stamina Mode', where Flash takes a layered resemblance, looking like it's previous form, Flame Saggittario. 'Attack Mode', where the Wheel takes an oval shape reminiscent of its original form, Saggittario (Pre-HWS). Like other 4D Metal Wheel, Flash is able to change modes. It retains it's bows and small spikes though. The core resembles the Metal Frame, but looking slightly more like a circle. It's underside is hollow, and due to this, weight is lost.
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