Just spreadin' the word. Who knows.motoged - 11-3-2013 at 07:46 PM
Perry,
That is a damn good idea So many beaches and a few dry lake beds that
would be suitable....
I will just need to dream about that play time. vgabndo - 11-4-2013 at 08:53 PM
When I took the Manta single down to Baja, I found it under-powered for most beaches. In the picture the wind was off-shore and I was getting a nice
quarter mile high speed swing in each direction down the beach. My favorite was setting it up especially because the wind was perfect, and sailing it
back toward San Ignacio from the Laguna on a string-straight road. I was bouncing along at 25-30 mph and passed several awe stricken locals coming
toward me!
The cool thing Ged is they are almost silent and don't burn gas, and WILL put your heart in your throat.motoged - 11-4-2013 at 11:35 PM
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Originally posted by vgabndo
....The cool thing Ged is they are almost silent and don't burn gas, and WILL put your heart in your throat.
Oh, I don't doubt that at all. Low to the ground, stability puckers.... a great way to compress time and space
[Edited on 11-5-2013 by motoged]vgabndo - 11-4-2013 at 11:59 PM
I've come across wild-eyed guys on dust devil days on the Alvord Dry Lake with equipment that said "Caution, before you are proficient with this
device you will be injured and possibly killed". Big traction kites with skateboards with two little BMX tires.
Naturally everything is now taken to its extreme, and this video shows what shape nature dictates if you want to go significantly faster than the
wind.
So many beaches and a few dry lake beds that
would be suitable....
