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How to win a bey blade that stronger than you?

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Answer: The fact that beyblades spin at different speeds, you may want to get one that is fast while staying in control. Some have more mass than others leading them to spin slower, but the fact that they weigh so much may cause the other one to richochet off of it. Therefore get a big but fast beyblade that is very stable.

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Answer:1. Takara Tomy Beyblade Burst B-148 Heaven Pegasus.

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