The Joy of collecting old frames

Galain, in the first pic to the left of the R40 is that the top of a Johan Kriek Autograph I see? Or are my eyes playing tricks on me? The Johan Kriek Auto is one of my all time favorite looking racquets.
 
Galain, in the first pic to the left of the R40 is that the top of a Johan Kriek Autograph I see? Or are my eyes playing tricks on me? The Johan Kriek Auto is one of my all time favorite looking racquets.

You've good eyes VS - it's a Kriek auto. Couldn't fit it in frame when I took the shot though.

Tandayu - I didn't realise the R40 was that hard to come by - I still hit with mine for giggle now and then. Perhaps I shouldn't!

Rabbit - life is good Down here - just a little end of year crazyness that means not enough time to myself and too much time for the boss. Hope life is smiley in Miss.
 
galain, Thanks for the pics. I have 2 brand new Rossignol FT 5.60 with the plastic still on the handle. Rossignol made some beautiful frames. It is a real shame that they still don't make racquets anymore. Rossignol seem to have concentrated on design and not on crazy fancy materiels like ceramic, boron, and etc... I miss them, they had a original design that was unique with unique playing characteristics.
 
You're preaching to the converted my friend! Kev T should be on this thread too - he's another Rossignol loyalist (even though he's swinging a PK these days). There are a quite a number of people on these boards who miss Rossi terribly. Like you say - there was never really any true alternative to them in feel and playability. They stood alone there. Any time you want to start a Rossi thread I'll be there mate!
 
If Rossignol do decide to get back to making tennis racquets, I hope their marketing campaign slogan will be "Rossignol: The Anti-V-Engine."
 
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