L-drago Assault:
The head's of the dragons on the clear wheel seem like they could do some massive damage to opponent beys, so i decided to test if this is true; there were a couple rounds where this ended up being true where L-drago KOed the bey with just a bit of rotation left, but it rarely happened.

LW105:
I should have picked CH120, but i chose LW105 because i felt like if there was too much contact with the Metal it would easily get KOed just like MSF-H Dark Knight Wyvang R145RSF does by lower tracked beyblades.

RF:
I chose RF because i feel like i have the best control over the attack that the bey performs versus LRF or R2F. (basically because of personal opinion)

Left Rotation: White Grip, Grip Rubber, Bey-launcher L, Launcher Rubber

Right Rotating: Black Grip, Grey String Launcher, Grip Rubber, Launcher Rubber, Grip Extension, BeyPointer, Angel Compass

Stadium: BB-10 Attack Type Beystadium

All RF performance tips were brand new (Semi used). *The tested combo was using a Hasbro Storm Pegasus Legends RF while the rest used Takara RF's*

MSF-H Bahamdia Ifraid CH120RF vs MSF-M Reviser Reviser BD145RDF:

*Reviser launched first in all rounds.*
Bahamdia Ifraid: wins 7/20 (all KO's)
Reviser Reviser: wins 13/20 (all OS')
Bahamdia Ifraid CH120RF 35% win rate.

Stamina:
Defense:
Attack:
Balance:

L-drago seems to be a very risky beyblade to use in a tournament, it usually ends up with a 50% win rate which is not all that great, the only type of beyblade it was pretty good against is Scythe Cancer, but all Attack types can knock out stamina types. It did not prove itself very worthy of being a good attack type that everyone will use in tourneys that is for sure, but maybe some tests will CH120 could change some of the outcomes, it could even make them worse (I personally feel like the results would be worse just because i think all the attack potential is in the Clear Wheel and making the bey taller would not really help). Anyway thank you for looking over my results.