Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago
So here are the pictures of the Behike. Hopefully I sized it well enough. From everything I read, it seems legit.
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corey sellers
8 years ago
Where's all the fogs that have smoked these looks alot better than mine
opelmanta1900
8 years ago
Does that far left pic show a small hole? I know nothing of Cubans... it looks veiny...
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago

Does that far left pic show a small hole? I know nothing of Cubans... it looks veiny...

opelmanta1900 wrote:



No hole that I noticed. The picture makes it look a lot more veiny than in person.
corey sellers
8 years ago
What does the cap look like
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago

What does the cap look like

corey sellers wrote:



It has the little pig tail thing. Can't tell if it looks like it is 3 layers like what I read.
corey sellers
8 years ago
I think all cubans have a triple cap but I am no expert by no means
Phil222
8 years ago
I would blaze that mofo and not think twice about it.
corey sellers
8 years ago
I am with Phil on that if it's not a fake you will know
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago
I plan on it...just have to find some time.
Thunder.Gerbil
8 years ago
As I said in the other thread, I don't know you, your friend or if this cigar is authentic or not. For a small photo on a notebook computer screen, the band looks ok - but that alone should not be taken as definitive.

Maybe your friend is exaggerating the price, or can't remember it, or just got taken for an expensive ride.

Not saying that is the case here, but keep in mind that cigars can be rebanded to make them appear as something else. Do the measurements check out? Ring gauge can be up or down by a little bit (1/64 to 2/64 ish) as the cigars age and swell or shrink a tad.

If you haven't smoked a Cohiba, a Behike in particular, you wouldn't know what they are supposed to taste like. The hype would make one think it is impossible but I've actually had some pretty raunchy tasting authentic Cuban cigars, and they weren't Guantanameras or J.L. Piedras. I've also had some really good tasting fakes, so go figure.
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago
Yeah, who knows in regards to the price. He could have been full of crap and trying to impress me or could have got had. Doesn't really matter, still an amazing gift.

How do you measure ring gauge? I probably wouldn't go through the trouble, but would be interesting to know. I will just smoke it and hopefully enjoy it.
gummy jones
8 years ago
Enjoy it hank
You're either going to like it or not

Post another pic of you ashing it

You know, for the ladies
Thunder.Gerbil
8 years ago
Ring gauge is in 64ths of an inch, so getting really accurate would ideally utilize a caliper or micrometer. You could use a go/no-go circle gauge but have to be careful to not damage the wrapper leaf. If you have a machinist's ruler you can measure the diameter of the foot.

This page has a long explanation and a printable sheet that you can put the foot up to the various sized circles and get an idea that way
https://www.cigarsinternational.com/cigar-101/cigar-ring-gauges/1818022/ 

Remember to turn off scaling/shrink to fit page when you print and to use a ruler to verify that a few of the circles and the rule are actually correct before trusting the printout.
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago

Ring gauge is in 64ths of an inch, so getting really accurate would ideally utilize a caliper or micrometer. You could use a go/no-go circle gauge but have to be careful to not damage the wrapper leaf. If you have a machinist's ruler you can measure the diameter of the foot.

This page has a long explanation and a printable sheet that you can put the foot up to the various sized circles and get an idea that way
https://www.cigarsinternational.com/cigar-101/cigar-ring-gauges/1818022/ 

Remember to turn off scaling/shrink to fit page when you print and to use a ruler to verify that a few of the circles and the rule are actually correct before trusting the printout.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



Thanks
NapalmMan67
8 years ago
Looks like it may actually be legit. Good for you Hamk.


Measure the length, it'll be easier to know if it's a 52, 54 or 56. 4.7" 5.7" and 6.5" respectively.



Enjoy it no matter what it may be.
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago

Looks like it may actually be legit. Good for you Hamk.


Measure the length, it'll be easier to know if it's a 52, 54 or 56. 4.7" 5.7" and 6.5" respectively.



Enjoy it no matter what it may be.

NapalmMan67 wrote:



I printed that gauge guide so I can check it out tonight when I get home.
paulkeck
8 years ago
Just smoke it..... If it's fake how much did you lose and if you can't tell....Well you got a hell of a story to tell your cigar buddies! Hell I've never seen a real or fake yet lol so congrats!!
bgz
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8 years ago
I don't know man, looks pretty veiny to me.
Ewok126
8 years ago

I don't know man, looks pretty veiny to me.

bgz wrote:


and... That's what she said!
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