Racquet Service Report (6/10/08)
I definitely can't say I've touched every single racquet out there from the USRSA books I get every year I see that's going to be impossible, but I'm starting to get very familar with a couple of different frames from various manufacturers. I believe it's important to give your racquet to someone familar with the frame or at least familar with the features it uses.

Below is a break down of the racquets I've serviced. If you'd like to add your's to the list just shoot me an email.

E-Force
Model	Serviced
Bedlam 170 Lite (1)	14
Ambush	2
Bedlam	1
Bedlam 195g	1
Bedlam Stun 170g	1
Launchpad Bedlam 190	1
Launchpad Bedlam 195	1
Radium 170g.	1
E-Force Total:	22

1. With the Bedlam 170 Lite I've noticed the two center mains (holes in the middle of the racquet at the top) are often broken. I've replaced the eyelets and they still break from vibration. So make sure they are in good condition, it can help protect your strings. It's also real easy to get impatient and overlap a string in the throat of the racquet since there's no straws to prevent it from happening. So make sure it's done right.

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Ektelon
Model	Serviced
DPR 2500 Lite	6
Ripstick Titanium	3
O3 Black	3
More Attitude	2
DPR 2500	2
Triple Threat Warrior	2
Attitude More Performance	1
O3 Pink 2700	1
Power Ring Titanium	1
Powerline Viper	1
AirPower	1
Triple Threat Hornet	1
Triple Threat Vendetta	1
Ektelon Total:	25

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Head
Model	Serviced
i165	4
Megablast 185	2
Ti. 175 XL	1
Edge Pyramid Power	1
Ti. Flash XL	1
Head Ti 220 PZ+	1
Metallix (MX 190)	1
Liquidmetal IGS 175	1
Liquidmetal 190	1
ix160	1
i205	1
i195	1
i185	1
Head Total:	17

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ProKennex
Model	Serviced
Kinetic Diamong 15g	3
Core1 165 Platinum	2
Pure 1 Light Pro	1
ProKennex Total:	6

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Wilson (1)
Model	Serviced
Triad 180	5
nCode Lite(2)	3
Triad 160	3
Triad 170	2
DLX 190	1
Hyper DLX 150	1
Wilson Total:	15

1. I remember the Triad series being fairly easy and quick to string.
2. To be honest, I hate stringing the Wilson nCode Lite. It's a mess of strings at the head of the racquet, so I need to be really careful and slow pulling string from the head since there's so many crowded and shared holes that I can easy damage the strings.

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