Who cares of beach goers, anyway
That thing is around 30kg…
Are you with me on this one, Bille?
Revolution in Racing Kites
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Flyingseb
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Re: Revolution in Racing Kites
Then, why not tying control lines to a real hang glider?
Who cares of beach goers, anyway
That thing is around 30kg…
Are you with me on this one, Bille?
Who cares of beach goers, anyway
That thing is around 30kg…
Are you with me on this one, Bille?
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jatem
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Re: Revolution in Racing Kites
Incredible, those Norwegians were so ahead of the game with the skiseil.
They realized you need to get rid of the kite strings and the bladder to improve kiting.
Single skin kitewing for the win.
That's all of Pumpy's nightmares about kitemares solved. Time to retire.
Nolongerpumpskites and nostrings
They realized you need to get rid of the kite strings and the bladder to improve kiting.
Single skin kitewing for the win.
That's all of Pumpy's nightmares about kitemares solved. Time to retire.
Nolongerpumpskites and nostrings