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Thirdcoast Kiteman

Since 08 Jul 2009
14 Posts
Frankfort, Michigan
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Mon Oct 05, 09 6:07 am Frame powerkite for kiteboarding? |
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I've recently flown a HUGE frame powerkite called "The Arbitrator." I've been thinking about rigging it for 4-lines, perhaps stacking 2 or 3 of them, and trying it out as a traction kite or a kite to use with my ATB (All Terrain Board).
Has anyone tried this?
http://www.thirdcoastkites.com
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Gman

Since 11 Feb 2006
4911 Posts
Portland
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Mon Oct 05, 09 6:30 am |
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google Cory Roesler - thats where it all started in the 1980s
don't hit anyone with those Delta kites - carbon fiber stings _________________ Go Deep!
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groundclown

Since 12 May 2007
135 Posts
Hood River
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Mon Oct 05, 09 6:43 am |
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Done this many times. Not really that big of a Delta. A 3 stack would be fun. Try out a Revolution kite (PowerBlast4.4) Rev's are a 4-line Bowtie looking thing. super fast and super powerful. My first rides on the water were with stacks of Rev's or 14' Hawaiian (Delta kite). Have fun. downloop across the window to slow down
Eli at "Above It All" in Seaside can help you out.
Jonathon |
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