philgolf

if its an easterly wind how is it for buggying or is it best at greatstone ? looked at head for tuesday adn its an easterly . thoughts please

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anyone going o camber tommorrow ?

Anyone going to camber in the next few days or is tide to early in the day. I am thinking of getting down there thursday but its a bit of early one. I think its low tide around 8am

why not get a libre special , all it takes is 5 mins to take off the 2 back wheels and one other nut for the the front wheel strut , this then folds over into the seat . No problem in ressembling. I can get me in my Audio tt with seat down no problem. Excellent buggy not too sure about the folding ones they look at bit weak if you ask me. Also not that comfortable Ive been told

at 30 mph plus i get dragged all over the place with the buster , don`t weigh much about 10 stone

Just wonderig what would be a good kite for stronger winds for buggying. Crrently have a bullet 4.5 and a Buster 2 m athough the buster is knackered at the moment two cells have popped. Was thinking of a bullet 1.5M any ideas. Tried flying my 2m in the strong winds the other week too much pull. Ideas please anyone ?

Ive got a tide timetable for rye how do I tell if its a neap do Ilook at the moon phases ?

I see its gonna be an easterly wind this weekend, is camber suitale or is it better up at sandwich or greatstone ?

what time after or before high tide can you start buggying at camber

Iam off to camber this tuesday after the bank holiday any tips on the tide times and which beach area I should go to depending onthe wind direction. Ie greatstone if a certain direction etc. First time there so looking forward to it but also don`t want a wasted journey . Any help would be gladely welcomed.

Yeh I wondered what the deal was with the use of the land there. No one seemed to mention that on previous threads about brands hatch. Kent does eem to be a pain to find inland places to fly and buggy

Does anyone go to brands hatch , never been there but read the various threads. Live about 20 mins from there and was thinking of trying it out. I assume you get no hassle there, is it ok for buggying. Usually I fly most weekends but in Tonbridge area

Went out today buggying with my 4.5 bullet , but it was mad I got ripped sriaght t of the buggy due to a big gust of wind. So glad I had a helmet on otherwise I would be brain dead now. Back is pretty saw too. What other size kite should I get for more winder days as I think my bullet is just too big when its like itis. Must have made a few pople laugh though when I was airbourne.