Ridgeback Rails...get ya some

Johnnyt

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For players that can only fit a 7 foot table in their home and don't want to or can't spring for a Diamond Smart table, Brunswick, or other expensive table maybe a Valley is the way to go. I'll be the first to say a Valley is not near a Diamond, but with a good brand and grade of cloth and a set of Glen's (RealKingCobra) Ridgeback rails the Valley plays better, harder, and truer than any other Valley set-up. It can give a new Valley the 6 and out.

I had mine covered with Championship Tour Edition and then put on the Ridgeback rails and I can honestly say the it plays way better than ANY Valley I've ever played on, new or old, and I've played on 100's of them. They have Ridgeback's for other tables like Global and other bar box brands and I believe they can custom make Ridgeback's for just about any table. Mine plays as good as any 7 foot table now except a Diamond. Johnnyt
http://shop.ridgebackrails.com/main.sc
 
thanks

thanks for the info, i have an old dynamo out in the garage that is in need of serious repairs. what have you observed so far with changes in temp or humidity? i live in texas and we see some pretty good swings in both. how does your cloth hold up? i am looking for a cloth that will at least stay semi tight when temp or humidity changes. any thoughts or comments will be grreatly appreciated.

Mike
 
thanks for the info, i have an old dynamo out in the garage that is in need of serious repairs. what have you observed so far with changes in temp or humidity? i live in texas and we see some pretty good swings in both. how does your cloth hold up? i am looking for a cloth that will at least stay semi tight when temp or humidity changes. any thoughts or comments will be grreatly appreciated.

Mike

I"m going out the door now. I will post in this thread in a few hours. Johnnyt
 
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