Track: RP145
Release Power 145
What this track does is make the performance tip spin independently, thus making the Beyblade spin faster and have more power. 

When the Beyblade is hit or starting to wobble, the three tabs will pop up and unwind, giving the bey more power. 

Steps:
1.) Take the bottom part of your BeyTool (that you put the tip on with) and wind it all the way to the left (make sure the tip stays in.)
2.) Keep winding until you hear clicking. Now keep the tool in place with one of your hands or else it'll unwind itself. 
3.) Push the three tabs in to lock the track. Now twist the tip back on. 

Track: RP115
Release Power 115
Same as above; the only difference is height and it has two tabs you push in sideways. 

Performance Tip: RHF
Rubber Hole Flat
This is basically a Hole Flat made out of rubber. It keeps RF's attack power and slightly increases the stamina. 

Haha tell me if these are any good. Open to constructive criticism :p

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RHF is a good idea.

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RP145/115 is like EG all over again... :\
And someone else has the idea of RHF before you, forgot who though.

Just saying, it was a good attempt. But couldn't it go here?:
http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Beyblade...-come-true
or
http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-What-inn...-beyblades

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I guess although I'm not sure because those are kind of make believe things and these are like possible and a place where I can keep track and throw in my ideas that I come up with...I don't know haha. I guess the mods will decide.

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