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Sounds good John. I just need to get some work coming in to pay for them.

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John..... Would a couple of those weight packs on the front end help me? I was out the other week on a very wet beach with a lot of surface water. I had the 11m up and the front end was sliding considerably which was ok to begin with but the wind picked up a little and it started to get a bit hairy as I couldn,t slow down, the more brake I applied the faster I was going. It got to a point where I had to grab the lines and dump the kite in the wet. I was ok on the dry stuff.

Some great pics, there

Where are you staying Paul

Back to the question. I have a 2m & 3m brooza and the rest are century's from 3.5 to 11m and they are all great kites.

Hmmm, Bladeaddicts Venom was pretty fast

It was a laugh. I think depower is the way to go though

I hope Matt's new one will take 3 wheels John, he aint so good with 2

Look on ebay. I paid 25 quid for a polar extreme quilted, it had only been worn twice.

Hi Howard. Pontefract racecourse is probably the nearest place to you if you have a board or bug.

Looks like some kind of buggy-porn... LOL,. Would that be 699 or 696

up and up

It was my second last run of the day and I was battering along the beach at just under 40mph when a landboarder about 50 metres in front of me decided to pull a jump without looking behind her:( Needless to saw they fluffed the jump and the kite fell directly into my path so it was either take evasive action or run the kite over. I turned hard to my right to avoid the kite but in doing so sent my kite way behind me so I had to basically emergency stop the buggy before i got ripped out the back - I had been doing them all day like the picture above without any problems but this time with me turning the buggy hard to the right to avoid the kite I had come onto the soft sand near the dunes on the beach:mad: So as you can imagine sending the buggy sideways at 35mph in very dodgy sand isn't the best of idea's:D Next thing I know I'm lying on the sand with a T3 ontop of me:cool: Ped:D Mine was quite similar. I was pushing and pushing for more speed and leaving it later and later before turning, I was doing over 40 when it went. I think i've found the speed limit in the turns. I was lucky as the lad who was following me said it launched into the air and landed at the other side of me with a big hole in the sand where it landed, i'm glad it was not me it landed on. BTW John, Carl said the groove's are the best money he has spent in ages.

How did you you flip it Ped? I flipped mine last week

I didn't see it until the last few minutes. I've only flown it a couple of times and back to back with the 7.5 cent, they are very close powerwise but the oxi is more forgiving.

Fit one of these http://www.pitstopusa.com/detail.aspx?ID=56232

Nice kite bump

That oxi pro is an awsome kite, like new, still had the factory folds in it. Proper bargain.http://community.flexifoil.com/images/icons/icon10.gif. Sorry

And I have blue with black siderails

Too much lift for him in the buggy

Bump

I'm not, which is why I'm refraining from making comments, even though some of what is being said (again! for the 100th time!) is ill-informed at best, if not deliberately missleading. That's the reason why this subject keeps coming up! Because we are ill-informed and unless someone in the know sorts this out these ill-informed statements will keep copping up. Well done Kush for trying to clear it up

That can of worms is turning into a bucket of snakes. Peter I also have bksa as do lots of other people, how does that one compare.

But in reality, if you have two policy's But one is accepted and the other one not at said site or event, then you only really have one insurance as the other won't pay anyway. Can of worms