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  1. iSeeNubs

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    the cone number seems to show it's fake :S i dont think there's any new old 700s in 2009s maybe pictures will help.
     
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    YY did a re-issue of the old at700 this year....;)
     
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    oh wow.. right.. i think you were the one that brought it up if i recall correctly haha, is it going to be a global thing or just temporary?
     
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    There is a proper way to poo. BTW it's fake.
     
    #5 Kirbit316, Sep 24, 2009
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    AFAIK, the most sure-fire way to tell if a Yonex racquet is genuine or not is to remove the original leather grip and look for:

    1. Phillip head screw near the end of the cone shaped wooden handle as it meets the octagonal part.

    2. Sticker printing the specs of the racquet (for e.g. 3U 4 for 3UG4) a bar code. The earlier models are large and white in colour with black wording while the newer models are thinner and grey/black with white wording.
     
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    You have just hit the jackpot. Congrats on your new racquet.
     
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    Seriously, the racquet you bought is genuine :)

    Enjoy it. It's one of my favourite racquets of all time.
     
    #10 Blitzzards, Sep 24, 2009
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    Where did u got the info from?As made in 2009?:rolleyes::confused:
     
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