meme99

Just been out today with my nice flexifoil buggy but during a brief break i was looking at the wheels - in particular the tyres. On the side of the tyre it says all the usual stuff like the size but also "no highway use, max speed 20km/h" (or something like that). Now i dont know wheather its just me but i kinda go a little more than 20km/h Does this mean that every so often your tyre might just explode for no reason or was this just a warning that is one to ignore Just something to ponder Meme99

thanks for all the help guys, i think from what i have read and many phone calls to "power kite shop" (http://www.powerkiteshop.com) - great guys to deal with - the U-Turn turns up ;-) pretty good. Thanks again for all the help Meme99

not sure which one i should get, to be honest "whats the difference :-s" Im pretty certain it was the "normal" one NOT the pro Meme99

Hi all, Thanks for all the extra help - after many calls on the phone to some very helpful shops and some rather unhelp full ones. The general consencious is to go for a "U-Turn 6.2" Let me know what you think, Meme99

Hi, Got a Firbee 4m about two years ago - really good starting kite with quite a bit of power (well - compared to a stacker 6 ). Moved into buggying now and want a little more power. Been looking at getting a Bullet 5.5 Does any one know how this compares to the Firbee range (eg the 8.5 firbee...) any help would be much appriciated. I have about £260 to spend (£300 max). For this i can get a brand new Bullet 5.5 OR the Firbee 8.5. Hope someone can help Meme99