If anyone is interested in the recently released Vayu V2 wing, check the review below. It's in French, with poorly translated English closed captioning.
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Vayu V2 Wing Review
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Re: Vayu V2 Wing Review
Great review from Hadou. As he is a lighter rider and I'm almost 115kg, inflation pressure is marked as 7PSI, I have asked him how he thinks the Vayu V2 leading edge will react to a heavier rider.
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