Dan-dra Posted March 14, 2010 Report Posted March 14, 2010 Place :-Bribie Island Skirmish point date:- 13th March 2010 Kite:- 1.4M PKD Buster Buggy:- Libre Special Bigfoot tires Wind 25-30knts Witness: Sluggo, BGKD, Rick Quote
SoutherlyBuster Posted March 15, 2010 Report Posted March 15, 2010 Good one BGKD, This puts you more than just in the 70 km/hr club but at the top of the class for that range. Liked the write up, the build up and the speed graph. Norman. Quote
Oooo Posted March 15, 2010 Report Posted March 15, 2010 good on you dan faster than the old man eh heh heh at least he didnt steel your bug Quote
BGKD Posted March 15, 2010 Author Report Posted March 15, 2010 Very good Brian ... very good thanks Marty..... BTW wanna guess who's PB I've got in my sights next .... there's now only 3.6km/h that separates me from the Auzzie top 3... ....anyone know what the world record is for buggying on barrows Quote
BGKD Posted March 15, 2010 Author Report Posted March 15, 2010 You will always be a pohme Every prison needs it jailors Quote
Goz Posted March 15, 2010 Report Posted March 15, 2010 Just remember "The Lunatics are running the Asylum" Quote
nigel Posted March 16, 2010 Report Posted March 16, 2010 ....anyone know what the world record is for buggying on barrows Yup, THE fastest speed. 124kph. Quote
Peter Posted March 17, 2010 Report Posted March 17, 2010 well done brian, now that is fast aint it? and to dan. welcome and well done. both new PBs amended / added to our KB http://www.extremekites.com.au/knowledg ... _australia winds have been wild, we should see a few more PBs. No? i lost part of my shed roof. Quote
Chook Posted April 2, 2010 Report Posted April 2, 2010 Place :-Pink Lake, Esperance "The Bay of Isles" Western Australia Date:- 1st April 2010 .. 4.07 pm Kite:- 3.8mtr PL Reactor, on small handles and 20 mtr lines with strop. Buggy:- "Chook Chaser" my own recipe 37kg all up. Me 108kg Wind:- ESE, 17 with gusts to 34 knts, Temp 22, 1017 hPa & falling, a cold front approaching Tires:- balanced turf tires at 8 lbs A pretty buffety afternoon, but I hadn't been out for a while so into it. Wind was quite turbulent at the eastern edge of the lake but 1/2 km out it smoothed off and softened the gusts coming through. The surface was really hard due to rain a fortnight ago and had crusted off nicely. Really hard surface with very little rippling. Had a fat time with speed runs NNE to SSW about 1.5 kms one way. I was out for a while and the batteries died in the GPS. While changing them the kite flipped on the stake and looped it's self to deflation before I got to it. Untwisted it and had this run, I came back to my Nissan well pleased and as I turned, in the turbulent wind by the lake edge, the kite luffed down low and I managed to run over a brake line. It wound round the front wheel snapping it, so another few spins till I reeled in enough of the remaining brake. Idiot!! Have made repairs and ready to roll again. . Quote
andy666 Posted April 11, 2010 Report Posted April 11, 2010 Well I got a new PB top speed at yeppoon, 57.1km/h Thanks to jas from briskites for telling us to man up and let the trim strap out Quote
andy666 Posted April 11, 2010 Report Posted April 11, 2010 OH, it was on a PL mk2 buggy with the 9.5 montana5 Quote
Oooo Posted April 11, 2010 Report Posted April 11, 2010 Place :-Pink Lake, Esperance "The Bay of Isles" Western Australia Date:- 1st April 2010 .. 4.07 pm i just saw the date !!!! thought you could get away with it eh chook!!!!!!!! as they say in UNZED YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!!! Quote
Chook Posted April 12, 2010 Report Posted April 12, 2010 Bloody grizzlin' kiwis!! Sour grapes big fella, I thought the rule was on April fools day only up till lunch time, is fools time. Guess it's lucky that my young bloke was with me on his Suzuki, so you can interrogate him. Keep smilin' Mike Chook Quote
Wise Posted April 26, 2010 Report Posted April 26, 2010 Hows it going Got my first kite in feb Beamer IV 2m very nice little kite just to get used to the power and how to fly. I also had a 4m on its way Becuase i knew once the bug came along i'd be under powered for out here. I picked the bug up on saturday last week not ever using one and met up with some of the brisy boys for some tips and bit of a sesh that afternoon. Must say alot harder then what i thought it was going to be but after awhile i was getting the hang of it. Next day took it out at home here on the farm, went ok but had a long walk back to the car. third time i went out i picked a different spot and got some good speed but very not good trying to learn with too much wind hitting 35-40Km/H. after getting tea bag and wind gusting up and remembering what wolfie had told me (walk before you run) i decided to call it . Yesterday looked out and had good wind nice and easy about 25-30km/h pulled the 4m out and away i went for an hour or so before lunch managed to hit 33.4 km/h on the bug not too bad i thought for the 4th time out getting better turns are working, playing with brakes to see how that affected things. After lunch while wind was still in top form i thought i'd better get back out there and learn as much as i can while i got good air. So i'd thought i'd try going along one of our roads and get used to going slightly up and down wind. Being a harder then the feild i thought i'd get some good speed going. after about 45mins of playing in the dust thought i'd have a little rest i checked out my gps that was around my neck 52.1km/h VERY HAPPY WITH THAT. I thought for the 5th time in the bug its not to bad. Next step 60km/h see if i can take a better pick next time.... Cheers Lance Quote
SoutherlyBuster Posted April 27, 2010 Report Posted April 27, 2010 Must have been a good session Lance, your vision has gone all blurry Quote
Wise Posted April 28, 2010 Report Posted April 28, 2010 thats phones for ya. gave me blister on my ring fingers. might need a harness soon....... Quote
Crooked Posted May 19, 2010 Report Posted May 19, 2010 Well I finally got around to taking the photo! I improved my top speed at Yeppoon also, now 58.4km/h. I was on my 4 Brooza II again in the home made bug. Good fun, here's the evidence Quote
Crooked Posted May 20, 2010 Report Posted May 20, 2010 Thanks fellas, yeah Marty 60 is getting close maybe by the end of the year I can squeeze a bit more speed out of the little bug, maybe just need to clench the butt cheeks a bit more! Quote
Steve Posted June 15, 2010 Report Posted June 15, 2010 Queens Birthday weekend 2010 Troy Sinclair Kite - 6M Ozone Access XC Buggy - Libre V-Max bitzer Winds approx 20-25knots SW-SSW Surface - hard flat level damp sand Quote
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