Memphis

If you buy a bike rack (from halfords for example) you should be able to fit your buggy on to it without taking it apart, and should hopefully keep some of the sand/mud/grass out of the back of your car. I drive an Alfa 156 and found that i pretty much had to totally dismantle the buggy for transportation (and i only have a libre special, (not a huge buggy)). The other advantage of a bike rack is that you can still use the back seats and boot for transporting people or the huge amount of kit that you will shortly be taking with you every time you go out with the buggy. Hope this is of some help to you!

Instead of a motor why not have a big fan built onto your rear axle that would mean you always have wind blowing in the direction you want!

could you aslo send a set of plans my way if poss hayescm25@hotmail.com

any chance you could send some plans this way aswell hayescm25@hotmail.com

Does anybody have a picture of a climbing harness in use, i have seen so many posts explaining how it can be done but would really like to see a picture of it in action. P.S the idea of removing the gate from a krab is a really good one (will try it soon). Thanks for the tips:)

Am really getting in the mood for a fly at pendine on sunday, will certainly have the shorts and shades packed, whatever the weather. How will i know who you lot are on the beach?? Would like to catch up with some of you to get some tips off you!

Yeah, may well take a drive down Pendine on Sunday, if i do, will hope to catch up with you! Till Sunday (when the weather is bound to be crap)!

Hey Rico, cheers for the info about flying spots, have tried heath pak and llandaff fields a couple of times but have found them to be quite gusty cause of all of the trees around there, am looking to get out on the weekend possibly sunday if anybody fancies meeting up. If so leave a message on the board!

Another flyer from cardiff here, any of you have any other regular flying spots any closer than pendine??