I've never played squash and don't know anything about the different grades
of ball so could you please give me advice on a suitable ball to use before
I waste another couple of quid.
Thanks
Andrew
anyhow, I used one of those really soft air filled doggy chew balls and
taped it to my brake with electrical tape to my LWFF. Different pedals, but
I hope this helps.
I don't know , you just can't escape *** innuendo these days :-) Thanks
for the reply
Andrew
Glad I'm not the only one that chuckled over this one.. ;) (but it was
over the thought of considering the technical merits of different speed
balls to best suit *** pedals)
Been awhile since I've played squash, what spot ball did you get? If I
were to make a decision (and bare in mind that squash balls may have
changed in the 6 years since I last played), I'd go for a double red
spot. They're a faster ball and more '***y', should give a little more
than say a yellow or white spot.
Cheers,
Rod.
No ball jokes were intended. :)
> > for some reason your second paragraph made me laugh. I hope no one knows
> the
> > different grades of balls... :)
> I don't know , you just can't escape *** innuendo these days :-) Thanks
> for the reply
> Andrew
So sorry to Rod about the nerdy thing. :)
> No ball jokes were intended. :)
> > > for some reason your second paragraph made me laugh. I hope no one
knows
> > the
> > > different grades of balls... :)
> > I don't know , you just can't escape *** innuendo these days :-)
Thanks
> > for the reply
> > Andrew
Nothing nerdy about playing squash, but then I would agree on the 'nerdy'
classification if I was to rate squash balls by their ability to create
realistic pedals, and not solely by their speed on the court. ;)
No offence taken.
Cheers,
Rod.
