Mrgood

cheap second buggy been in the garage for a while. have a look would like £100.00 midlands area

trying to cler the garage and havent used buggys in a while flexifoil in very goof condition couple of years old but hardly used would like to get £200 for it - collection ideally (unless you can arrange carraige) i am in midlands

£1200 was the price for a seasonal pitch. You leave it for the season march to october or whatever. thanks for the advice i'll give them a call.

I have a touring van and was ideally looking to leave it on a site that is at least fairly near to a buggy site. seems to be hard to find a campiste that takes family dog and is at a reasonable price though, slimridge at uphill want £1200.00, might try barmouth, i havent been to BRS but i beleive there is a ban on for the summer (which is caravan season) so finding a site seems a harder task than would first appear.

Just wondering whether any of you out there could recommend any family friendly caravan sites that are near to a decent beach or flying site and accessible from the midlands area. ??

Don't know about the buster II's mate but i recently got a couple of Brooza's and fly them inland a lot. These only have four cells open to help with stability and I must say I have found these are exceptionally good kites for general buggying so far.

cool mate - very kind of you - never been to either site but both would be fine for me let me know when your next out. pmd you

hi guys may shoot down to perdi saturday although the forcast is looking cold!

any chance we could meet up and i could have a blast on one?

any one tried a pkd brooza? how do they compare to say the oxigen? I note the brooza has only 4 open cells however the oxi has most open but with rings on the brakes. slightly different designs similiar or the same market.

no what you mean about time. hope as the weather gets warmer and the nights lighter to make an effort this year as a fair weather flyer at least. and theres a park there to dump the kids at. lol

Popped down to Perdiswell yesterday, was suprised to see no kites up. Does anyone buggy/board there these days? Not been down in a couple of years, It was freezing and wet. Anyone out and about anywhere else locally?

Dudes, Any thoughts / opinions on the HQ crossfire kites in general. I breifly tried a 4 metre and thought it was pretty good. It did seem to de power/ deflate on the brakes where as the more racey kites can give a bit more boost. I am not after a race kite though already have some. any opions on the kites for general purpose/fun. possibly boarding. cheers Paul