You are absolutely right, but I have decided to divide the 9m extensions in 3 parts as only the very last 3m extension has those small flags to open the loops after riding. That´s a little bit more comfortable to me.
More or less you are right. I'm going to make a small video in approx 3 weeks to show how easy it is to disassemble the whole bar. Then you can see the internal parts anyway much better.OzBungy wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:43 amMy understanding is that the line on the right of the bar comes around a post in the middle of the bar to convert the pull out of the trim line to a pull in motion on the leader line on that side (your knotted trim line is the orange line in my simulation). Is that correct?
There are no moving parts inside the bar, so there won´t be any problems with sand, dust, salt etc. The parts are made of injection Polyamid reinforced with fibreglass in order to get a smooth sliding of the lines.OzBungy wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:43 amCan you tell us a but more about what is happening inside your bar? I am guessing the centre hole has a fitting around it to give it shape and strength and probably to run the trim line around. Is this correct? Is it all made from plastic or carbon or some stainless steel?
At the very first prototypes we just called it stick, but we didn't like that name at all. As we spend a lot of time on Mallorca island you get many times in touch with local habits, so we searched for a local translation and Pintxo we liked a lot. I know it´s not easy to pronounce first time, but you will never ever forget now...Oldman_Dave wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 12:25 pmPin-so then thanks mar. Still think it's gonna leave a lot scratching their heads!
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