The evo is a 4 line kite, but has the option of 5th line for safety.
Not dependent on the 5th line, thats probably why there is none.
As long as all 4 lines are equal it should fly fine.

Thanks for the replies!

I understand its a four line kite, i have owned evos for 2 years now. The problem is that I have a 5 line bar and I need to know what the length is so I can rig a new one until I can get a replacement from the kite shop.

I would really appreciate it if you could measure it!

thanks!

Jans

... lucky its an Evo so it can fly no worries on 4 line bar but I have a short term solution ie you broke it during a session and you don't want to go home. The suggested mod is not workable on Rebels by the way.

Since all 3 front lines are same length, you can attach your blue line to one side and the other black and red togeather on the other front attachment. If you have to punch out, you still have some form of safety ie flag out, but it will be difficult to recover.

Not sure if the Y point height is the same on the 4 line bar to the 5 line bar but at a pinch, you'll get out. The only thing I don't know is how long you can run your bar this way, but I have seen kites fly for whole sessions this way with no worries. We had a guy here on a Rebel who would mix up the line attachments and accidently attach the safety to one side and what would be normally the front line to the 5th line on the kite. They would only find out the mistake when it came time to do the 5th line self landing, as in, pull the 5th to tip the kite forward to land and it aint going as normal.

Good luck, cheers for now,

Robbie

[b]Drewm said...[/b.. . . . . pull your bar down to your chicken loop (i.e." sheeted right in"

This used to create a lot of confusion, but I do believe , bar pulled down hard to chicken loop = "sheeted right out" J

Hi Doc

From the label on my 2013 9M EVO 240CM, hopefully its the same length as older versions.