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Thread: Li Ning Rackets Fan Club :)
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12-03-2009, 07:32 AM #324
Nope, no association with LV, nor have I ever paid for an LV. I have not paid for any LN, nor will this start a trend. I do like a lot of stuff in but the same value system that prevented me from losing sleep over the gallardo is keeping my money safely away from LV or LN.
Lets just agree that you do not have to like it but some folks might just find it attractive since we are all wired differently. It's better for the human race this way.
I do not pay through my nose for a Yonex either.
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12-03-2009, 07:38 AM #325
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12-03-2009, 07:43 AM #326
alrighty, agreed. gallardo? hmmm. i like koeniggssegg. but i'm good with anything that carries me from point a to b.
prudent man i trust, you are. while i have gotten myself yonexes, i guess i'm not paying through the nose but i would certainly think i am if i get li nings. naturally, we are not wired the same.
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12-03-2009, 11:09 AM #327
Well most sane persons would consider the money you spent on your arcsaber-z and NS9900 etc. as paying trough you nose as well
.. I am sure there are diffrent prices and deals on these racket from different stores/sources just as there are on YY rackets. If you are looking for value for money, neither your arcsaber, armortec, nanospeed or an LN N-seires can be considered "great value for money" :-) imop. So stop bickering if you only can afford and arc-z where you live
and does not have the funds to buy an LN90-II 
/Twobeer
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12-03-2009, 01:32 PM #328
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12-03-2009, 03:05 PM #329
Anyway, while you ladies bitchfight, I'll steer this ship back on course.
I've been studying the LN Rackets Compatibility Chart and decided it makes no sense. For example, there are models with the same Bp, one of which they label 'head light' and the other 'head heavy'.
I've kinda narrowed it down though, I think.
The NP200C looks like a good spec. Stiff Shaft, Even Balance 295 bp. Could be a good all-rounder.
Tempted by the BP301C because the specs are the same as the N90, but only 4mm less head heavy.
NP201C is the same spec as the N50, so that looks like it might be worth considering too.
Of course I am teetering on the verge of just buying another ZS and putting an end to my rampant experimentation, but.....you know how it is.
What can I say, I'm a gearhead.
Doesn't hurt that these rackets are all under AUD100, either.
Anyone had a hit with any of the lower rung LN's?
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12-03-2009, 03:20 PM #330
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12-03-2009, 04:39 PM #331
Specs and chart does usually tell very litttle about a racket I am afraid..
For example.. If you just read the specs you would conclude that the inexpensive Apacs Edgesabre Z Spark Offensive which has same bp, stiffnessrating bp, and even colo-scheme as Arc-Z from yonex will be the same playing wise.. if you look at the specs ti-10 yellow and arc-z would be "the same"...
Racket charts are mostly wrong from yy and other makers and makes little sense in most cases. They are just invented to keep the marketing department buzy :-)
bp, lenght and weight will give you a hint of the timing and head-heaviness, but things like frame aero-desing etc, and stiffnes,torsion-stiffness, flex-point, sweetspot, frame-rigidity, vibration,whippiness etc will f course not be revelaed by these "stats"..
I have tried some of the mid-range LNs (i have demoed TP101C, BP300C and UC2100A). They are good rackets on their own, but they are distincively differnt from the N-series, and uses different technologies.. (they usually lacks the shock absoption tech, HB-shaft and PCF reinforcements. TP101 for example has elastic-Ti , Taper-shaft and Innew wave..
Try to get them demoed for trial, as it is really hard to draw any usable conlusions based on paper-specs, when it comes to rackets :-(
/Twobeer
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12-03-2009, 04:43 PM #332
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12-03-2009, 04:47 PM #333
Yeah I know the spec sheets don't tell you everything, but you have to start somewhere.
Impossible to demo ANYTHING in Australia. Nothing is available, so we have to 'demo' by opening our wallets.
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12-03-2009, 04:56 PM #334
koenigssegg ccx-r get's you all the carbon fibres! but it doesn't really matter. What matters is the the attention you get from the gurlz!
ain't so smart for anyone to buy that much racquet eh? but then as you already implied i can't afford the li nings
, so none of my bizniz mr rich guy/sales marketer/li ning
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MetalOrange
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12-03-2009, 04:59 PM #335
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12-03-2009, 05:19 PM #336
Ha ha, most gurlz I know will be more impressed by a simple porsche cab (boxter) than the "egg".. They are usually not car fanatic, they just want us guys to be rich so we can give them the stuff THEY "really" like :-)
Yeah, You made it perfectly clear that NS9900 and ARC-Z was within your budget, but not LNs in the same price-range :-) . And if you decided LN is always to expensive for you what is the point of making these posts to the LN discussion thread, if you already decided they are to expensive for you
Just be happy that you found some inexpensive high-end Yonexes to swing around and that they are perfect for your game

/Twobeer
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12-03-2009, 05:21 PM #337
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12-03-2009, 05:32 PM #338
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12-03-2009, 05:33 PM #339
Hi bros: I have decided to get this Li Ning BP Power tact 301C .. which is same spec as N90 ,, cost around $210. Will give a review after playing on sunday !
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12-03-2009, 05:50 PM #340
wrong, i am not as rich as you are. yonex don't pwn me, i got gosen, rsl, mizuno and yonex and played li ning but no siree for li ning (i don't mind playing them, specially n90). THEY ARE PRICED LIKE KOENIGSSEGG when they are only a pimped volkswagen, ouch
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oliver, almost bought one but didn't. the babolats, wilson and head thrown in the mix just gets a frown from me.
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