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  1. 07-27-2000, 03:01 AM #1
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    <html> I have been using my Cab14 Tour SP for more than 3 years,a month ago I spotted a hairline crack at the tip of the frame .Despite it ,I restrung my racket with BG66 at 21lb and went for my tournament ;the crack opened up wide a few days 1ater and the frame seems capable of disintegrating after some strokes . Any suggestion of what to do with it before I send it into the bin ?
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  2. 07-30-2000, 06:42 AM #2
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    <html>Well, just buy another racket then. The Cab14 is not that impressive anyway. We all have to move on. Why not get yourself a Kawasaki Racket? Great combination of strength and control. Try it. <p>: I have been using my Cab14 Tour SP for more than 3 years,a month ago I spotted a hairline crack at the tip of the frame .Despite it ,I restrung my racket with BG66 at 21lb and went for my tournament ;the crack opened up wide a few days 1ater and the frame seems capable of disintegrating after some strokes . Any suggestion of what to do with it before I send it into the bin ?<p>
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    Pat wrote:
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    > I have been using my Cab14 Tour SP for more than 3
    > years,a month ago I spotted a hairline crack at the tip of the
    > frame .Despite it ,I restrung my racket with BG66 at 21lb and
    > went for my tournament ;the crack opened up wide a few days
    > 1ater and the frame seems capable of disintegrating after some
    > strokes . Any suggestion of what to do with it before I send it
    > into the bin ?
    >

    Hey man, don't worry about breaking your Carb 14, i agree with Shaun. We all have to move on. A friend borrowed my Ti-10 and broke the frame coz he hit a chair while practising in his room. Stupid i know, but hey, i got a replacement.... Get a Yonex Titanium one, their real good for smashing especially the Ti-7 and Ti-10.
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