Hello Guys:
I am selling a MP90 JP racket. I am asking US$ 100 for it without shipping (Buyer will pay for shipping in this case). There are minor paint chip on the racket and overall condition on this JP coded racket is excellent. Also, the original clothing bag comes with the racket. If the picture didn't show up, please kindly right click on it and click (show picture), it will show up in just a bit.

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i am interested. I've sent you a PM!

alex

hahaha, i like the nic, bird droppings.
it tells your opponents how deadly are your drop shots - like mini stink bombs LOL

No offense, but those chips don't look like "minor" to me (plus the paint chip on the cone) :rolleyes: .

hahaha, i like the nic, bird droppings.
it tells your opponents how deadly are your drop shots - like mini stink bombs LOL


i've been known to lay some stink on the court if you know what i mean :p

Yea, those paint chips are quite major.

Sorry to go kind of off topic. But is japan's MP90 the same thing as MP99? :o

Yea, those paint chips are quite major.

Sorry to go kind of off topic. But is japan's MP90 the same thing as MP99? :o
yes it is... just different name for some reason...

yes it is... just different name for some reason...Well.. I guess I wouldn't need to explain what a JP racket is since there are tons of discussion on such topic. I brought my racket in Japan, and I am pretty sure I paid almost $200 dollars for it. Below is a link that gives you an idea how much JP rackets are sell for. However, the paint on the cone peeled off by some reason I can't explain and it happens on some of my other rackets. The paint chip on the top, in my opinion, aren't that serious as far as the frame isn't damaged. Keep in mind, you are paying only half of the price on such racket that can't be brought elsewhere except Japan and other limited resources.


MP90 Price (http://www.luxissportnet.com/cgi-bin/store.cgi?&shop=badminton&language=eng&curr=0&session=42033ce2409a8c7a&cart_id=42175610x16538&page=Products/yonex-racket-mp.html)

HLHHH,

ygpm again

No offense, but those chips don't look like "minor" to me (plus the paint chip on the cone) :rolleyes: .

Being someone who deals with paint, and base on what the picture shows. The paint chip on the cone doesn't appear to be impact related. The top of the cone where it meets the shaft takes a lot of pressure everytime you clear or smash. If the paint was not correctly applied at the factory, the paint will crack, usually on the side. Once it cracks, depending on how the cone was prepared before painting and type of paint used, you might find that the paint will peel off easily or not at all. I rather have it peel off than to see a crack on the paint which may look like the cone is cracked to some people. That being said, the other chips does look pretty severe. What did you do? Practice picking up birdies? :D

Being someone who deals with paint, and base on what the picture shows. The paint chip on the cone doesn't appear to be impact related. The top of the cone where it meets the shaft takes a lot of pressure everytime you clear or smash. If the paint was not correctly applied at the factory, the paint will crack, usually on the side. Once it cracks, depending on how the cone was prepared before painting and type of paint used, you might find that the paint will peel off easily or not at all. I rather have it peel off than to see a crack on the paint which may look like the cone is cracked to some people. That being said, the other chips does look pretty severe. What did you do? Practice picking up birdies? :D
Thanks for explaining how the paint came out on the cone :D I was testing my new stringing job and some beginners you just don't understand why they always, I mean always, running around the court and take the shot that's like miles away from them. The racket end up kissing another racket.