Easyrider
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nice..... was well worth the wait and every bit as good as the first instalment!
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i did prefer hondas working unicycle style segway effort a lot more though. now that is genius Honda unveils 'Segway-style' unicycle that travels in any direction you want | Mail Online
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also check out the patent sony have applied for to make a segway-esque skatebaord! looks like fun Sony patents Segway-esque skateboard -- Engadget
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Kiteboarding with David Ursell in HD - PUSH Kiting
Easyrider replied to davededude's topic in Kite Videos
well i wish you a speedy recovery Dave and look forward to seeing another great vid soon -
absolutley loving that map berrykiter.................... wish there was one for my are lol. thats awesome!
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i did have a program before where you could take several pictures and and it would make an half decent landscape. if he's used something similar to what you have on your camera he must have bided his time and just snapped away as kiters where passing because he's managed to get a good few in there.
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haha Beth, he wont be too pleased but it will save you some money!
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friday question thread seems the best so far lol
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same here but having a drink and looking through youtube......... well i was but i turned the light on because it was getting too dark.
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i just read it was all kicking off while u2 where playing?
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haha lmao, what is it............. a breakfast tray!!
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when is big too big?.............. i'll stick my neck out and say that 50 metres has got to be having a laugh!
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i reckon you just use one cam and stitch your pics together
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its a shame that guy doesn't do this for every decent kiting spot so we can have a virtual tour of them all lol
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just chanced upon this panaramic shot of camber sands and was impressed. i haven't seen it on here before but i'll apologise if it is a repost. wonder if anyone from the forum is in there on land or water. Kite Surfing and Boarding at Camber Sands. Photograph of Camber Sands, Rye, East Sussex QTVR panorama, virtual tour - English Coast
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yeah.... loving it. probably one of the best vids i've seem from wallop this year. looking forward to seeing the next instalment!
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Shallow water jumping - I finally got my comeuppance
Easyrider replied to russ_kent's topic in Kite Surfing
oh yeah..... thats going to smart in the morning! hope you make a swift recovery and its good to see your sense of humour remained intact -
i'd just been watching a load of CKY and jackass clips on youtube over the weekend so was shocked to hear the news of dunns death a day later. r.i.p funny dude
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haha cheers for the clarification kim, and there was me having a senior moment calling it glide and seal......... well i wasn't too far off lol
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not a bad idea that minidrummer. am i right in assuming you put your board in the nylon sack and then put it in your trampa bag to keep it tidy?
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yeah as said it is the flexifoil sport, looks like its had an headstock change though. a bit of a pain to put together because of the lack of back axel though but not a bad little buggy for just mesing around on. thats quality granty! lol. my mate had a similar mishap but he knew about it, the unfortunate thing was he was going commando so had to fashion a david beckham style sarong lmao, yeah he loved it too.
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no worries captain. if you go out in the right winds for your kite then the middle knot should be the standard setting and then that way you've got a bit of play both ways depending on how the wind decides behave. the way you have it set up now closest to the kite means you cant depower any further if the winds pick up. on the other hand if your lacking power then at least you've got room to crank it up a knot or two. have fun
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the effects on moving knots on the pvc should be something like this Towards the kite: * Less direct depower * Smoother power buildup when sheeting in or out. * More depower * Less bar pressure * Less stalling Away from the kite: * More direct depower * faster power buildup when sheeting in or out. * More power * More bar pressure
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hahaa sacrifice it to the wind gods lol
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a lot of kiters use something called glide and seal ( i think ). try looking for a thread on here, i'm sure there was even a thread were someone was trying to get people involved in a bulk purchase. as for flying in the rain, i've done it a good few times. as long as its more of a passing summer shower then its all good by me, obviously as stated above dont do it in a thunder storm. definitely good fun on grass with a buggy though i can vouch for that. me and my mate also sessioned in heavy snowfall with some big ass flakes which was pretty amusing too. i think we lost all the video of that now but it did look quite epic.