C kites rock

Cause they are all fkn pink shirt lifting gay psychopaths with unresolved childhood issues regarding not being breast fed

Jeeze! The closet doors are squeaking in this thread.

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Originally posted by Saffer

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Originally posted by merman

U guys suc the big one hehe hehe he ehehehehehehe

I,m bow gay and proud!!!

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Just for you Some bowsexual cartoons.

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LMFAO

Interesting........ Then the remainder of the tax payers foot the bill for the lifelong support of a quadraplegic ex kiter.

No such thing as too safe.

Fitzy Gold Coast OZ

a new thing i dont like about bows are they dont send the beginners miles down wind all the time so now they crash right were everyone else is riding, what happened to the natural order.

Geee, that's where my kiting is going wrong, I need a C kite to show of got big balls. God forbid, I ride bow, and eeekkk, and it's yellow. Fair dinkum, I think some of you guy's need to pull your heads out of each others ar$es.

Bows have their place, IMO; you'd have to be a ****er not to recommend a bow to a beginner. I started on a bow and I'm still on it, but lately I'm thinking of going to a C for the style of riding I wish to follow.

"Thank god for bows,” I say, you see enough sh$t going on kite spots with the influx of newbies (of which I'm one), even with the de-power. Fantastic, get rid of the bows and we can get the sport banned. altogether

Just started up a mate on a 13m 06 Fuel on a 132 FLX. Up and going on woodies onshore side on a board in probably less than 3 hours learning. Nothing wrong with C's for learning, 5th line is great for begginers I have found. IMO C's feel much more direct in their power and see no reason why Bow's would have helped my mate at all.

Sounds as if your mate is having a good time and there is nothing wrong with learning on a C, your mates lucky that he has you to guide him. I for one, didn't know anyone that kited when I started and most newbies that post on seabreeze asking questions in relation to "what type of kite should I buy" don’t either, otherwise they would have got the low-down from there mates. My post is in relation to these types of newbies.

I fly remote control aeroplanes and have taught friends on low wing stunt planes, but if a newbie flyer did the same without experienced supervision, they’d be likely to crash and burn pretty quick.

All I'm saying is, put all the testosterone away, and give practical advise.

I tried a C kite for the first time last month (10 mtr T3), and loved it.

Saffer ur such, a, Bitch!! you want my bow soooooo badly

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Originally posted by merman

Saffer ur such, a, Bitch!! you want my bow soooooo badly

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I am actually a bow kiter

And the debate starts once again . How about everyone just copy and paste this from now on.

Bow kites rule
Bow kite suck
C kites rule
C kites suck

Hey Ian i kind of get that. Point is to be totally safe you need to do nothing.; hence how safe is too safe.
Im kind of getting bored with people talking this sport down as so super seriously dangerous that only the latest bow will allow us mere mortals to harness the great and powerfull elements.
My point is somewhere in the danger lies the thrill. If you landed gently back on the water right way up everytime this sport for me would last about as long as my jet ski (3 outings).
And im not always safe! Sometimes i dont chew my food properly. Sometimes i dont turn my appliances off at the wall when i've finished using them. Sometimes when i eat i dont wait an hour before swimming.
Yes i could live safer. But how safe is too safe???

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And im not always safe! Sometimes i dont chew my food properly. Sometimes i dont turn my appliances off at the wall when i've finished using them. Sometimes when i eat i dont wait an hour before swimming.

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You should get the new rebel....the name matches your personality.

Hey DAN OK

Bring your JetSki up here to the Goldie.

We regularly go out through the seaway and follow the surfline up the outside of South Stradbroke Island up to JumpinPin. No surfers, no swimmers. Plenty of waves.

Then it's a few hours kiting at one of the best spots in Aussie and home again back through the surf.

Have been riding the Ski's up there since 1991. It's never boring.

Fitzy Gold Coast OZ

There are old kitesurfers and there are bold kitesurfers but there are no old bold kitesurfers. Live recklessly and eventually it will kick u in the arse. I know a lot of people that say and said (the dead ones) "You only live once so you might as well go hard." Dude, shouldn't only living once be an excuse to get as many sessions as you can rather then just a few extreme once before inevitably killing yourself? I personally will be much happier living extreme but erring on the safe side of caution when the situation presents itself.