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Last updated March 21st 2011
When you remove the …
When you remove the butt cap off there is Styrofoam of some sort and it does not total get the small debris out from the frame. What do you do?
You’ll find out …
You’ll find out will tehehee
umm i have a rattle …
umm i have a rattle on kfactor racket (95head size) umm i take of teh bottle.. but it doesnt come off.. so do u think if i take it to a stringin shop they will take it out for me???
good vid, ps didnt …
good vid, ps didnt know you go on tt forums
I tried a …
I tried a rubberband for a shock absorber it works and its not hard at all to put on
I want to get one …
I want to get one of those, can’t see how you put one on though.
easy. just apply it …
easy. just apply it over the string this no way to explain that. just add it on
can you tell me how …
can you tell me how to put my shock absorber on please
its a little wilson and its in the shape of a tennis ball
hey it works on …
hey it works on mine, and i have a head liquidmetal radical.
Less frame …
Less frame vibration is better physiologically, but some people prefer ‘feedback’
is more vibration …
is more vibration or less vibration better?
My racket is really …
My racket is really OLD Head txe, which does not have a removable cap.
It could be a whole …
It could be a whole host of different things. the method shown above is merely one way to fix rattles in rackets. Most other methods are trickier. Next time you replace your grommet/bumperguard kit, shake the racket in much the same way as above while the grommets are out of the hoop. you may be able to free the loose particles through the grommet holes this way.
Good luck
i hav a wilson …
i hav a wilson ksix-one 95 and i hav a rattle in my handle and i tried 2 do wut u had done and i didnt get it out wut do i do?
My exact racquet …
My exact racquet and it has a rattle!