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new rubber (18)
Re: new rubberby Tim 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: new rubber) was posted by Tim, on 10/9/2005 5:48:08 AM:
| Maybe you dont see the point of speed glueable Tensor rubber, but the fact is that a lot of Tensor or Tensor equivalent from manufacturers need gluing. Look at Bryce. The majority of people who use this that I know glue it, even though it is a Tensor equivalent rubber. You say you'cant see the point of Speed-glueable tensor rubber', which Bryce falls into the catagory of. I appreciate Tensor/equivalent doesnt fully re-create the speedglue effect, but so many people glue Tensor style rubbers. Im not implying that Tensor rubber+speed glue = Massive speed glue effect, although I can see the physics of what you are saying about it breaking. |