Post YOUR Yonex Serial Numbers Here (No eBay Enquiries) - Read Post#1 First!

**Mansaii** · 02-27-2008, 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by Dreamzz

don't think there's any titanium on the nano 9000. besides, it's quite common for racquets to break if you clash it with your friend's during a game. even yonex would not offer you a replacement for it, so i doubt sumai will. replacements are only available for defects, though i don't quite know how they prove that.

thx alot la....its happened alrdy. Btw, i thought the word "elastic Ti" from the racquet means elastic titanium tho....well....doesnt matter la....and thx for the advise from Drifit, i think i better get racquet from sport shop lata.

**jump17** · 02-27-2008, 06:59 AM

Also, as far as I know, sumai doesn't have a return policy. All he has is a money back guarantee if the racket is fake (which we've all known to be legit). So technically, he's not responsible for the replacement of your racket. Like you said, he SHOULD have a return policy but he doesn't.

**captainzxx** · 02-27-2008, 07:12 AM

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racket model: Yonex NS 9000S
shaft serial: 6166337
cone code : 160562IP
source : gift
price : -
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**jaydelo222** · 02-27-2008, 07:44 AM

Please help me to check my racket is genuine.. thanks!

racket model: Yonex NANO SPEED 9000 Type X
shaft serial: 6827911
cone code : 160473CH
source : from a friend

PLEASE HEEELLPP MEEEEEEEEEEE

***drifit*** · 02-27-2008, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by jaydelo222

Please help me to check my racket is genuine.. thanks!

racket model: Yonex NANO SPEED 9000 Type X
shaft serial: 6827911
cone code : 160473CH
source : from a friend

PLEASE HEEELLPP MEEEEEEEEEEE

can you guys pls be patient. furthermore, it is free. proper inquiries will be answered by leehsim.

**jwstobbart** · 02-27-2008, 08:09 AM

Can you check this one for me please:

Yonex Nanospeed 9000 type S
Shaft-6293004
Cone Code -130762HK
Source - private sale [i don't know the guy] ... thanks!

**Matt** · 02-27-2008, 08:19 AM

Mansaii,

Sounds like you had a serious collision to break it. Do you have pictures?

**Smichz** · 02-27-2008, 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by Mansaii

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racket model: Yonex Nanospeed 9000 type S
shaft serial: 7130604
cone code : 120973TH
source : bought from eBay UK, Seller ID - sumai03 Item ID - 190176374372
price : 160 USD

please help me verified the racquet plz?I saw someone said his racquet is genuine, i trusted so i bought that, but it broken at the next day while i try the racquet and my frd hit my racquet accidently, it changed the shape and crack for the racquet, so i wonder is the racquet suppose to be like that, i asked sumai03 , he said yes, racquet are fragile. but i was like wtf
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Hmm..accidents do happend..really.I don't think that an expensive racket would means it's harder to break..since in fact,expensive rackets would be in a lighter weight,which means..it's tend to break easier than the cheap ones.Bitter news,isn't it?That's why everytime i play,i would really take a look at who's my partner is.If it's someone who's not really good,i'd pick some racket that's cheaper.That's how i really decide on which racket i'm going to use in a match..since i don't have any sponsors to supply me rackets everytime i broke a racket.So,that makes me more careful..since i already broke 4 rackets in less than 2 years already.3 of them might be caused by the collisions during doubles.Playing double means more chance for a racket to break than when u play singles..

So,my advice,next time..don't use an expensive racket to play double if u're afraid to lose one.If buying any rackets n spending money is not an issue for u,then feel free.

**Mansaii** · 02-27-2008, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by Matt

Mansaii,

Sounds like you had a serious collision to break it. Do you have pictures?

yea i just took few, after a day of broken, i guess the string kinda pull the broken part and change more shape

**Mansaii** · 02-27-2008, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by Smichz

Hmm..accidents do happend..really.I don't think that an expensive racket would means it's harder to break..since in fact,expensive rackets would be in a lighter weight,which means..it's tend to break easier than the cheap ones.Bitter news,isn't it?...

thx a lot smichz, i will take your advice next time after i bought another one. ^^ I am now considering to buy another nanospeed S or arcsabar 7 or wait the arcsabar 10, hahah another suggestion?

**Smichz** · 02-27-2008, 02:10 PM

something that is not easy to break?or a good racket?if u're looking for a good racket,then it's ur personal preference.What kind of player r u?

Don't just pick rackets just because it's popular..but pick em because they suits ur play style.=)

**turtlepie18** · 02-27-2008, 02:29 PM

Alken,
When you say that "serial sequence must not run too far with the date of manufacture" Can you explain this. Is there a web site where I can look this up? for example rackets made in the year 2000 should start with 1000000 and 2001 should start with 2000000...ect How do I know which year should have what starting number?

Thanks.

A friend of mine is sending me a racket, for my birthday, I will post the numbers soon when I get it. I will need help from you all to determine if I get a real or a fake racket :-)

Thanks.

**malayali** · 02-27-2008, 03:50 PM

That would be convenient wouldn't it??? No, there are no websites that lets you check the authenticity of the racket by its corresponding serial number. I am pretty sure that some of the members here(including me) has a list of most of the serials that are posted in this forum & thats how we can tell if the serial 'falls' into that particular date code range or not. it is not easy maintainig the data, but we do it for the good of the community.

Originally Posted by turtlepie18

Alken,
When you say that "serial sequence must not run too far with the date of manufacture" Can you explain this. Is there a web site where I can look this up? for example rackets made in the year 2000 should start with 1000000 and 2001 should start with 2000000...ect How do I know which year should have what starting number?

Thanks.

A friend of mine is sending me a racket, for my birthday, I will post the numbers soon when I get it. I will need help from you all to determine if I get a real or a fake racket :-)

Thanks.

**Matt** · 02-27-2008, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by turtlepie18

Alken,
When you say that "serial sequence must not run too far with the date of manufacture" Can you explain this. Is there a web site where I can look this up? for example rackets made in the year 2000 should start with 1000000 and 2001 should start with 2000000...ect How do I know which year should have what starting number?

Thanks.

A friend of mine is sending me a racket, for my birthday, I will post the numbers soon when I get it. I will need help from you all to determine if I get a real or a fake racket :-)

Thanks.

If you can also post pictures for a me for the visual inspectino that will be great. Pics I am mainly interested in the cone area (with the word and logo of Yonex is visible), and the serial/date.

**bitterhahahs** · 02-27-2008, 04:08 PM

racket model: Yonex MusclePower 29 Light
shaft serial: 835288
cone code : 180264SP
source : Gala Sports at Queensway shopping centre.
price : SGD99

**bitterhahahs** · 02-27-2008, 04:25 PM

sorry double post, just to add on a little information

it's around 70usd.

**Smichz** · 02-27-2008, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Matt

If you can also post pictures for a me for the visual inspectino that will be great. Pics I am mainly interested in the cone area (with the word and logo of Yonex is visible), and the serial/date.

U've seen the pics of my AT700 n my AT900P b4,isn't it matt?So..do u think it's all look good?Can u say it's a genuine even though there's no confirmation about the serial numbers?