Iggy123

think i will check in tomorrow. Not been to Mabo for a few weeks . See what PAPS is doing

hey fellow windlovers, i have just bought a 7m beamer kite second hand, also in the bag was a 2.6m rectangualar kite with a flexifoil original label (bonus). The kite is dual line and completely purple in colour .No emblem on it . it also comes with two 70mm long brass tubes. I am trying to identify it. Any of you Sherlock kiters out there have any clues!!

i was thinking of this one, honest, yes think thats the less impact way to go . Cheers again paps

Hello guys. I have a PL comp buggy that i truck around in on mabo and humberston beaches . I feel my legs are quite cramped when buggying . Not being flush enough at this time to invest in something larger like a libra , plus, i like to keep it light and portable for getting drifts , i was looking for suggestions for cheap mods. Any ideas...........Please

Must admit mine finished in Dec too and had the same problem. Was looking for another option . SPKA seems the option . Any other recommended memberships/insurance?

Sounds interesting ........might pop up if i can keep my wife sweet

Its not so bad up here, lack of clean winds though, il give ya that as a freebee. Hey cheers for the WHSmiths shout, will have a delve in. As for the south all i can say is you lucky beggars, having generally good coastal winds , plenty of Kite shops and prosperity ,er as it were.

Hullo, ive been looking online for some Kite magasines dedicated to buggying, wondered if any of you have any tips. Some that woyuld give when all the uk events and meets would be great Cheers Iggy

Hey guys whos up at Humberstone/Cleethorpes this Saturday , Winds look about 8 at the mo but south easterly could be interesting.

Anyone out n and about on the east coast of Lincolnshire this bank holiday?

Hi guys, ive just started controlling the buggy without having to ditch the kite so often and am really enjoying the buzz. Im using a fixed bridle 4.5 legend on standard handles but find after only a short time discomfort. Is there a was of taking the load off my arms for a minimum outlay of cash? I have just bought a Peter lynn classic handle and wondered (when i get the lines set right) if this is a reasonable option.