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Head Radical OS Limited Edition Racquet |
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RADICAL OS LIMITED EDITIONIn Stock Ships TodaySpecial FeaturesAndres Original Radical Andres Grand Slam Titles and initials on throat Limited Edition each racquet is numbered Andre Agassis autograph on racquet and cover Rubber band dampener Blue Overgrip AA initials in throat8 GRAND SLAMS TITLES 5 HEAD RADICAL RACQUETS 1 UNFORGETTABLE RIDEnbsp1993 Agassi signs with nbspand begins playing with the Radical Tour He makes the biggest one year jump to the top ten in the history of the ATP rankings that year1995 nbspswitches to the Twin Tube Radical wins the US Open and Australian Open and shoots up to 1 in six months1996 Agassi becomes the first American man to capture and Olympic Gold Medal in singles since 19241999 Agassi renews his contract with HEAD and unveils the TiRadical the first titanium racquet to be played on the mens professional tour He wins the French Open and US Open and becomes the 1 player in the world again2000 2001 Agassi wins the Australian Open in backtoback years2003 Agassi switches to the nbspRadical becomes the oldest 1 player at 33 years of age wins the Australian Open again and signs and agreement with HEAD that encompasses the remainder of his professional career and postcareer activities2005 Agassi has an incredible run at the US open playing in yet again another Grand Slam Final2006 Agassi gears up for the US Open playing with his nbspRadicalD |
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I love when people ask me how to play Wii sports, because the beauty of Wii Sports is that it's really easy to play. What I want to tell people is to simply grab the controller, and before you know it, you'll be controlling the game like it's second nature. That's what is so great about the game.
There are five games in Wii Sports. Bowling, Boxing, Golf, Tennis, and Baseball. So how do you play them? Baseball is actually very simple to play. Hold the Wii remote like you would an actual Baseball bat. Once done, swing the remote like you would a real Baseball bat and try and hit the ball. That's it. So how do you pitch? Simply hold the Wii remote in your hand, and "shake it." Or essentially, mimic what you would do while throwing a real ball, just don't let go of the Wii remote.
There are different ways you can throw the ball by simply utilizing the buttons on the Wii remote. With Bowling, press and hold the B button and swing the controller as you would a bowling ball. The B button acts as your fingers do with a real bowling ball. Let go of the B button to release the bowling ball. With Tennis, once again, swing the remote as you would a real tennis racquet.
To serve the ball, swing the remote upwards to throw the ball upwards. As the ball comes down, swing the remote to try and hit it. If you want, you can replace the upwards motion to throw the ball up with pressing the A button instead. With Golf, swing the remote like you would a real golf club. For a practice shot, simply swing the remote. When your ready to finally hit the ball, swing the remote, but only this time hold down the A button at the same time.
Last but not least is Boxing. Connect the Nunchuck into the Wii remote and start swinging away. Yes, the remote and nunchuck act as your arms and hands. That pretty much wraps it up on how to play Wii Sports. Make sure your wearing the wrist strap, just in case your controller decides to go flying. Wii Sports comes bundled with the purchase of a Wii console. It's a game the whole family can enjoy. Have fun!
Matteo H. is a video game fanatic. Here's a funny video I found regarding what it means to be called obese in Wii Fit. I hope you enjoy it.
2008 Victory Hammer SLE Road Test by Chris Moss
Not everyone has heard of the bike firm Victory. Anyone within earshot of its Hammer S Limited Edition will probably never hear again! The ground-breaking thunder from its open pipes is ear-damaging loud enough to make you think Des O'Connor records sound good. Thankfully the striking American-made behemoth is a lot less painful on the eyes. Its low and moody all-black dragster style seems to please just about everyone - even those initially annoyed by the racket it makes. Though there's a good chance your deafened neighbours may not see things quite as positively.
It's a bike with real presence, and generates the sort of attention normally reserved for celebrities. You can't go anywhere on it without being hounded by admirers continually asking questions. It's not a bike for shy and retiring types.
Built to commemorate the firm's 10th anniversary, only 100 of the bikes are going to be made. It's based on the standard S version of the bike. But with a bigger 1731cc motor (that's 106cubic inches in US engine parlance) courtesy of a 6mm longer stroke, together with different cams and those hellishly loud pipes (luckily quieter ones come with the bike in standard trim), the SLE makes another 15bhp to bring its output to a measured 90bhp. To set it apart still further, it's hand-painted to your own design. The word exclusive is definitely applicable to a description of the Hammer SLE.
It's a bloody great long thing that's heavy enough to make hauling it up from its sidestand a bit of an effort. Even before you get it started it feels as though it's going to be intimidating to ride, and a real handful. Though in fairness as it's so different to anything I've ever ridden, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect at all. Few bikes have been as mysterious to me as this one.
But fire it up (make sure you're wearing earplugs), plant your boots on the forward-mounted pegs and let out the heavy clutch to get its black alloys turning, and a fair proportion of its low-slung 305kilos seems to disappear. On the go the Hammer turns into something far more manageable than you'd expect - well most of the time anyway. The whopping V-twin motor is more impressive for its 100-odd ft/lbs of torque than it is for its horsepower. This gives it a lazy, easy-going character which, allied to the high gearing means revs always stay very low - at 65mph only 2000rpm is showing on the tacho. There are six ratios to choose from, but most of the time just using the first three is enough. Besides, if you start topping 80mph the breeze gets strong enough to blow you off the back should you as much as wave to another rider. I did the ton a couple of times, and dare say it'd get to an indicated 120mph, but I'd have to get down the gym for some bicep-building before I could tolerate that much wind-induced strain.
To be fair, the Hammer is the sort of bike that's best being not being rushed too much. Cruising is the most appropriate pace for the Victory. Taking it easy and letting the world go by in at most a spirited, rather than manic fashion, is the key to most enjoyment. For once in my life I actually didn't break the speed limit everywhere I went, and found the experience quite therapeutic.
Though I'm sure it'll be used by most to pose around big cities, there's plenty about the Victory to enjoy out in the country. Choose the right sort of flowing back roads and the Victory can corner competently enough. The steering is unsurprisingly a bit on the heavy side and you'll need to recalculate your effort if you're used to more normal bikes, as I'm sure 99% of us are. But stability is a strong point, and with decent enough brakes and surprisingly firm, unadjustable suspension it can be hustled along at a fair old rate out on the open road.
Try maintaining that pace when the going gets tighter though, and the Hammer suddenly seems to develop a bit of an allergy to corners. A lengthy wheelbase, and massive 240-section flat profile rear tyre conspire to make negotiating stuff like roundabouts a real challenge. The first time I tried to get round one, I didn't think I was going to make it! Arguably that's not what the Victory is about though, with its design more suited to straight-line boulevard cruising than anything more speedy or twisty.
As an exclusive eye-catcher, the show-stopping Hammer S Limited Edition really does take some beating. Its dark magnitude and well-crafted engineering really help to set it apart. It's far from cheap at around £16,000, and unless you've left your GSX-R days well behind might not be something to consider just yet. If you want to make a big impression and avoid anonymity then it's a different story.
I personally would never choose the Victory as a first choice as it's simply too impractical for regular use. But if I was loaded and could afford a range of bikes, then I'd probably give it some serious thought. It was an almost surreal experience spending time with it and quite unlike anything I've done on two wheels before. Going somewhere on the Hammer SLE isn't just a ride, it's an event.
SPECIFICATIONS
VICTORY HAMMER S LIMITED EDITION
Price: £16,000
Performance: 120mph
Engine
Type: air/oil-cooled, 8v, SOHC, 50-degree V-twin
Displacement: 1731cc
Bore x Stroke: 101 x 102mm
Compression: 8.7:1
Maximum power (tested): 92bhp @ 5,000rpm
Maximum torque (tested): 103lb/ft @ 4,000rpm
Carburation: EFi, 45mm throttle bodies
Cycleparts
Chassis: Steel-tubed double cradle
Suspension: (F) 43mm inverted telescopic forks, no adjustment
(R) rising-rate monoshock, adjustable preload
Brakes: (F) twin 300mm discs with four-piston calipers
(R) single 300mm disc with twin-piston caliper
Wheels/Tyres: Cast aluminium/Dunlop Elite (F) 130/70-18
(R)240/40-18
Rake/Trail 32.7°/140mm
Seat height: 673mm
Wheelbase: 1669mm
Fuel capacity: 17 litres
Dry weight: 305kg
Contact: 0800 915 6724
About the Author
MOTORCYCLE journalist extraordinaire and one of the most respected bike testers in the business Chris 'Mossy' Moss supplies reviews of the latest motorbikes on
http://www.cia-motorcycle-insurance.co.uk
which racket is better and is it for reasonable prices?
is the prince o3 white limited edition BETTER
or
is the yonex rqs 11 BETTER
???
the prince is 109 dollars
the yonex is 179, but i get a discount..so 130
i already have the prince..but should i get the yonex too?
i just want to know which racket is better.
i'm a 4.0 player
varsity number 1 position at my high school (sophomore)
the prince O3 the one with the holes on the side? they have no feel to it and generates little spin, the yonex is a lot better its more balanced head light and has nice control
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