New Shimano Reels - Tyrnos 20 + 30

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    Posted: 02 Feb 2005 at 1:04pm
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Lookie what I just found.......

(I want a TYR20 matched to an Ian Miller TYR 10kg T-Curve please Strawberry - thanks)


Features

� A-RB (Anti-Rust Bearings) these specially treated stainless steel ball bearings are at least 10 times more corrosion resistant than standard stainless steel ball bearings

� Reduced Profile Top Crossbar provides excellent line control when dropping back baits or lures when trolling

� High speed 5.0:1 gear ratio

� Oversized gears for increased power

� Diecast Aluminum frame for strength and durability

� Oversized handle shank for increased torque

� Alternating twin pawl anti-reverse design for reliability and hooksetting power

� Graphite sideplates with aluminum braces reduce weight while maintaining strength

� Ergonomic Rubber Power Grip

� Loud clicker has enough tension to hold large baits

� Ratcheting drag lever eliminates lever movement due to boat vibration

� Metal Series metal frames keep moving parts in precise alignment for increased efficiency and durability

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Ok..this thread has been up for nearly an hour and no one has commented??

I therefore assume you have all printed this off and headed off to a "private" place so you can be alone with your thoughts......bad bad men!!!!!

I hear that the TYRs' are going to be available in 10,15,20,30 and 50 sizes...the 10 should be a great little lite tackle beastie.....

 

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Just finished cleaning the keyboard actually
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got an MX on order but that new Tyrnos does look pretty hardcore..

5.0:1 ratio and ergonomic handle- nice!!

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Buggar and I've just bought a Torium.

Wonder how it will cast being a lever drag?

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With you on that buggar naki just loaded up a torium too,leverdrag would be nice but am more than very happy with the torium.
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no twospeed, 5.0:1 ratio ok for a jig reel, but may be difficult to crank hard on a big fish - possible corrosion issues with the diecast aluminium?

I like the ratcheting lever drag though.. the double dogs, and the improved corrosion resistance bearings. 

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due very shortly to boys and girls , kerren you are a bad bad man was holding off showing those, didnt want to get every body excited to soon

 

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i thought 6.1 :1 was high speed???....
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Strawbs.....information freely available on the Shimano site, so thought couldn't do any harm to get those interested a little?....soz if I stepped on ya toes dude...."I'm just an excitiable boy"

Tobez.....anything over 1:1 is considered "high speed"
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cool...thanks for the clarification...no wonder i nearly take my head off on the 6.3:1
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THERES A FEW OTHER NEW REELS COMING SOON FROM SHIMS AS WELL

 

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........ this is just sheer fricken cruelty ! do you take trades strawbs ? my kids ? they can do dishes and wash things !any slight ballparkish hint as to which hemisphere prices will start ?
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Tyrnos 8 mmmmmmmmmmmmm 600m of 4kg please.

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I will stick with the trinadad a real mans reel lol yes dear you can use it mutha #%** beatch yes dear on my way honey ........
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They sure do look sexy.  Pity about them being die cast.  And you wonder why they haven't made them topless.   What's the price range Terry?   I hear that these are going to be expensive - much more than torium range.  That true? 

I'll be interested to compare them up against an Avet. 

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New two speed out soon,I'm told....
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Whats having the die cast body?  Ive heard the two speed version is now locally available..
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Forgot about this thread.

The 2 speeds are in the shops now. The TYR20II and TYR30II. Fingers crossed I will have a TYR30II in my possession next week.
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