Matteo V wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 22, 2021 9:31 pm

The true reality of the situation is not important to leftists.

Ignorant statement expressed as fact, not opinion.
And also just not true, generalisation without merit.
R H

I choose to live in a very high wind area.
Love my Airush DNA 4 and 3 m2, the latter flown on 20 m lines with steering very thin for less drag
offering more depower.
Used to use 50 knots as limit, getting older and wiser, 45 better now.
R H

Hugh2 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 8:13 pm

PLEASE, stop with the conspiracy theories that might, like Trumpism and QAnon, suck others down into ignorance and stupidity.

Jan 20 what a great day!
F O A D dt
R H

Havre wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 14, 2021 2:43 pm

He should be careful spreading things like that - Facebook might shut down his account

Eye C U
R H

Havre wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 14, 2021 1:53 pm

Hopefully Amazon won't shut down this board for you asking that question.

R H

Visit your local wake board cable park and note the heel straps. Lou was a user for MANY years and we learned from him a better way of fixing. Turn mountain bike inner tube inside out, clean with alcohol. tape reinforced duck tape a few layers, flush with end, do the same for the outside. melt well ...

I would be careful to find a knife which has blade guards in place to avoid accidentally slicing a finger tip or otherwise cutting yourself. A number of the hook knives that have been pictured won't avoid an accidental cut unfortunately. Putting surfer wax on the blades can slow corrosion problems ...

Due to this and MANY other Liquid Force shady marketing AND simply bad quality products might explain why they
exit the kite market?
R H

Pump me up wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:57 pm

History will repeat this year: ram airs will crash and burn in ALL significant competitions.

FALSE!
FAKE NEWS!
SIMPLY NOT TRUE!
RAM AIR KITES WILL WIN MOST IF NOT ALL KITE BOARD HYDRO FOIL RACES THIS YEAR JUST LIKE LAST YEAR!
PERIOD!
ONCE AGAIN, F U, P M U!
RH

GregK wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 29, 2020 5:37 pm

If over-lapping narrow pieces of TearAid, bevel the covered edge. A stepped edge will often develop a slow leak.

How do you bevel please?
But I would think that such a ultra thin surface area would not hold up well?
R H