Ozone Razor

think its 55cm, but its adjustable, so you only need the one bar.

good to hear sean, ill PM u on kiteboarder later in the week, ill be headin down to Newquay on the 7th of April. all the best Rich

might wanna fancy PM Denzil on kiteboarder, he's UK F-one team http://www.kiteboarder.co.uk

fly mine on 4 lines doesnt really need the 5th line on the 04's cos there so easy to relaunch.

theres quite abit of imformation on kiteboarder, heres the link: http://212.67.202.47/~tonyshep/newforum/viewtopic.php?t=7565 hope you find the info useful

http://www.cabrinhakites.com/support/

140-145 would be perfect starting size for you, anything larger than that and you'll grow out of it too quickly and you'll be looking for a new board again before you know it.

u sure u werent flying your R06 with out the 5th Element

agree wit both ali's its either set up wrong or there is something up with your technique. for me 20 mph and the 12m 04 = fcukin huge airs

thats only the R05 and R06. The R04 which was a decent kite has the option of 5E but wasnt needed to fly it properly. nothin wrong with using LEI's on land ive done it a few times with my 12m and a borrowed 15m Storm III

as far as im aware there was an attach point for 5E on the R04

I dunno, maybe the 142 Caution Redline like someone else mensioned. Looking at your weight a board bigger than 145 would be useless to be quite honest. 158/168 are good boards for heavy weight beginners but as your only 60kg a 135 to 145 would be the best bet. Im about 68/70 kg and started on a 146, which was perfect for me anything bigger would have been a waste imho, I now ride a 122 which is a perfect combo with my kites hope that helped a bit more Rich

this is the best windup since the Best Hellfish =|

its the Hellfish aint it?

bucket? is that a new term? im sticking wit LEIs this season and see how things pan out wit all this hype.