Detachable Bridge
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A quick google image search for “pool cue bridge head” got this hit:
seyberts.com
Power Bridge Head Black
Black Power Bridge Head features a rubber grommet for easy attachment to your cue shaft. Fantastic rigidity in a multitude of position options.
Bayou Queen
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Thank you, I have looked and looked and IDK why I could not find it, maybe just typing the name in wrong. I found every type of possible bridge head except that one. Only thing is they are out of stock thereA quick google image search for “pool cue bridge head” got this hit:
Power Bridge Head Black
Black Power Bridge Head features a rubber grommet for easy attachment to your cue shaft. Fantastic rigidity in a multitude of position options.
The only place I can find with it in stock is a German outlet, not sure how much to ship it:Thank you, I have looked and looked and IDK why I could not find it, maybe just typing the name in wrong. I found every type of possible bridge head except that one. Only thing is they are out of stock there
Power Bridge Head, multifunction bridge, 19,90 €
Auxiliary cue of articles for various shocks without auxiliary Queue
Agree, and have one, but the OP sounded very specific in
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Bayou Queen
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Yes “she” wants that specific one, I had one and it broke and it’s my favorite bridge so trying to replace it with the same one.
Zerksies
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I'm liking this one
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and it's cheaper then the Kaumi
Clear Slip-On Bridgehead
This Clear Bridgehead is a removable bridge that can slide onto any pool cue. It's clear see thru construction is made up of heavy duty plastic to make sure you have a long lasting durable accessory that you can use for years to come. The clear design allows for to see the cue and object ball...
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and it's cheaper then the Kaumi
Related to this topic, Seybert's has a few different bridges I'm seeing for the first time.
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Can someone recommend 2-3 bridges that are the most flexible and are the slip-on type? I'll be happy to have a couple of them with me in the bag.
Thanks
Sashi
Bridges
Pool cue bridges give you that extra reach for those hard to reach shots. View the top brand Bridges such as Tiger, Kamui, Super Shot, and many more.
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Thanks
Sashi
what do you mean by most flexible?Related to this topic, Seybert's has a few different bridges I'm seeing for the first time.
Can someone recommend 2-3 bridges that are the most flexible and are the slip-on type? I'll be happy to have a couple of them with me in the bag.Bridges
Pool cue bridges give you that extra reach for those hard to reach shots. View the top brand Bridges such as Tiger, Kamui, Super Shot, and many more.
Thanks
Sashi
if they are very flexible i dont think they would give much support to the cue?
icbw
I use the kamui one and I love the clear head
Be careful of those slip on bridges if they fit on real tight. I've had to replace a few tips for people who removed their tips while pulling off those bridges. If it fits extra tight I recommend pushing on the tip with your thumb while easily pulling off the bridge.
The classic moose head bridge is good enough for me..
These are versatile/effective,
& can be found for about $3 bucks.
If you want something a little more eccentric, and offers more versatility than youll likely ever need... This Kraken bridge head on etsy might be up your alley....
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These are versatile/effective,
& can be found for about $3 bucks.
If you want something a little more eccentric, and offers more versatility than youll likely ever need... This Kraken bridge head on etsy might be up your alley....
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I found one at Seyberts. I have this exact bridge head except it's white.
Power Bridge Head Black
Black Power Bridge Head features a rubber grommet for easy attachment to your cue shaft. Fantastic rigidity in a multitude of position options.
This thing's on Amazon:
Anybody with a 3D printer?
Anybody with a 3D printer?
Bayou Queen
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It's out of stock there and they have no idea if it will be in again. It's driving me MAD trying to find one lolI found one at Seyberts. I have this exact bridge head except it's white.
Power Bridge Head Black
Black Power Bridge Head features a rubber grommet for easy attachment to your cue shaft. Fantastic rigidity in a multitude of position options.seyberts.com
Bayou Queen
Member
I use it on my break/jump cue and it has a one piece phenolic ferrule and tip. I have used this one for years on it without an issue but I have seen other types pull off a tip. When Mike Johnson puts on a tip they don't come off unless its time to replace it
