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chitown

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robo rule core?
« on: November 05, 2005, 10:02:55 AM »
Does anyone have a hint on what type of core will be used on the new robo rule that is coming?
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pnj1967

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Re: robo rule core?
« Reply #16 on: November 09, 2005, 06:29:59 PM »
Ball sounds great, but from what I am hearing the price is going to be high. Over $240.00 just for the ball, which I HOPE is the wrong info on the price.


Track Robo Rule (Coming Soon)
Featuring the newest asymmetrical core designs, Track is excited to announce the RoboRule, designed for heavier oiled lanes. The unique biaxial, u-shaped flip block arms move more mass away from the geometric center of the core, creating more retained energy for backend continuation without sacrificing strong midlane reaction. Encased in a light-load version of the potent GP2â„¢ particle coverstock, the RoboRule will provide the precision performance and power that has come to be expected from Track International. Available in 12-16 lbs. Red/Blue/Yellow with Yellow Orange/Neon Orange engraving


http://store.raysproshop.com/hipeas.html




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Slopsurprise

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« Reply #17 on: November 09, 2005, 08:07:19 PM »
For $249 Track can keep it!!!
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« Reply #18 on: November 09, 2005, 08:19:29 PM »
It looks like Bill Ray hasn't perfected his entry on the RoboRule yet, which is why it's listed at $249.  I'm assuming that he's saying that the list price would be $249.95, and he'll be selling it for $139.95-149.95.

Bill, if you are selling them for $249.95, I'll let you buy me a water the next time we cross with each other...
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« Reply #19 on: November 10, 2005, 03:30:35 AM »
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I, like you, am curious as to where it fits into the current arsenal lineup. ... Till then, most of this is speculation, save for some peeps that might have a backdoor to the information we all so desperately wish we could have. D-Pat anyone?  LMAO


"RoboRule
Featuring the newest asymmetrical core designs, Track is excited to announce the RoboRule, designed for heavier oiled lanes. The unique biaxial, u-shaped flip block arms move more mass away from the geometric center of the core, creating more retained energy for backend continuation without sacrificing strong midlane reaction. Encased in a light-load version of the potent GP2â„¢ particle coverstock, the RoboRule will provide the precision performance and power that has come to be expected from Track International.:
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Based on the above summary posted in several spots in this forum,
wouldn't it have to fit between the GP2 and the Delta1?
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« Reply #20 on: November 10, 2005, 03:32:20 AM »
that's the rumor

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Re: robo rule core?
« Reply #21 on: November 10, 2005, 07:14:38 AM »
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Based on the above summary posted in several spots in this forum,
wouldn't it have to fit between the GP2 and the Delta1?



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that's the rumor


I hope that the rumor isnt true...

Why would they release a high performance ball to go between the GP2 and Delta? I mean, is there really that much of a gap between those two balls where you NEED to have a Robo-Rule. Are you really going to find an oily condition that the GP2 is too much but the Delta is too weak and you would need to pull out a Robo-Rule. I was hoping that they would release a ball with comparable oil handling capabilities of the original Xception. Maybe even weaker. I really wanted to see a high performance asymmetric designed for med/light-light oil. Sorry guys, but they really dont need another heavy oiler in that lineup. Just my thoughts.
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clintdaley

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« Reply #22 on: November 10, 2005, 08:16:07 AM »
Rock...I have heard on here that it is supposed to be a high diff....meaning it will flare alot down the lane, which is something we really don't have right now...but I see your point as well. New core though, I would wait to see what we get from the initial reviews from the staffers!

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« Reply #23 on: November 10, 2005, 08:57:37 AM »
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quote:
Based on the above summary posted in several spots in this forum,
wouldn't it have to fit between the GP2 and the Delta1?



quote:
that's the rumor


I hope that the rumor isnt true...

Why would they release a high performance ball to go between the GP2 and Delta? I mean, is there really that much of a gap between those two balls where you NEED to have a Robo-Rule. Are you really going to find an oily condition that the GP2 is too much but the Delta is too weak and you would need to pull out a Robo-Rule. I was hoping that they would release a ball with comparable oil handling capabilities of the original Xception. Maybe even weaker. I really wanted to see a high performance asymmetric designed for med/light-light oil. Sorry guys, but they really dont need another heavy oiler in that lineup. Just my thoughts.
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Edited on 11/10/2005 8:06 AM


My thoughts exactly!!!!
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clintdaley

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« Reply #24 on: November 10, 2005, 10:50:05 AM »
Guys...think about this before you dismiss the Robo before seeing it....

How many of you had the Phenom and Phenom Unleashed at the same time? I did, in fact, had a few of each at the same time...what were the differences? Phenom was a medium load Fang particle, Unleashed was a light load slightly different version of the Fang...pretty much like what the GP2 and Robo would sound like together. I know you are saying the Delta is there, but so was the Freak, Freak Out, Mutant, and Super Freak when those balls were intorduced, and later the Animal and Animal Untamed....

I for one like a light load particle in the asymmetric line...we really have not had a solid particle light load since the Unleashed 2 years ago and look how great that ball turned out!

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Billy Ray

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« Reply #25 on: November 11, 2005, 05:18:51 AM »
The $249.95 is suggested list. The prices havent made it to the ditributors yet so I can't formulate my price. I would imagine in the $125-135 range based on previous releases.

Just a teaser to let people know what it is, and whats coming.



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