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I was in on CBW's first run of whips in kiphide and never got round to posting pics.
I's a very nice whip, good colour and good details. I'm having a little trouble cracking it as I am used to shorter whips (or I'm just a bit rubbish!). It is lighter than my Pagey, I've found.
When it first arrived it was very light coloured, almost pink. I've let it sit in the sun a little and it seems to have 'tanned' a bit.
Mola Ram Wilson wrote:thats a very nice whip i have a whip as well is it supposed to be frayed at the end
Wilson
Frayed!!
When did it that happen??
ClassicBullwhip...... what did you sell me!!
I believe that Mola Ram Wilson is referring to the popper/cracker at the end of your whip. This is the part that disturbs the air and breaks the sound barrier (the end of that needs to be frayed in order for the whip to crack). On his whip that he is referring to in another post the end is actually frayed/damaged (it does not have a popper/cracker on the end, let alone a fall) Your whip is just fine and is not frayed like what mola ram wilson is referring to. Hope that helps for clarification.
