Hey, i was wondering if that above combination will make a great attack bey, i'm not trolling or anything, but i just wanted to try to see if a really heavy bey that span really fast and travelled fast too could be used as an attack bey using the basic principles of momentum, p=mv. since its really heavy and spins fast it should be able to knock some beys around pretty good, i havent done testing or anything, as i dont own a basalt wheel. could someone please test this, using r2f, rf and perhaps the screw capricorn tip, forgot the name and xf. sorrry if its a big ask, if it is, can this please be deleted?

Cheers

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Please use this thread http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Beyblade...es-READ-OP

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1. You do not make a thread without tests as there is a thread you can ask requests in.

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Keiwannabe Attached a moderator to this post for looking funny.Hope this.

Don't make a topic if you don't have results in the OP. If you don't have the parts, just ask for someone to test in the Beyblade parts testing thread. Basalt is good for attack. It's known but it is not as good as Lightning and the others.

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