No such thing as too small a knot to pick out. If it's knotted it can be undone.
If you search you'll come across a few threads advising people to do the 'chew & undo' method which pretty much involves working the knot between your teeth. A couple of beers later and it'll come undone.
As for the bridle, if there's visible fraying then it's time to replace it. I don't know the Rev's very well so i'd suggest your options are either go to a Slingy dealer or make one up.

Dude

The hardest of knots can be undone by putting it in a cup of Boiling water for 5 minutes or so

Easy as ...

surfingboyo said...

08 rev

i have a small knot in my outside line of my kite. its too small to pick out.
and my bridle where i connect my kite line to the kite the things are begining to fray.

the line shouldnt snap under pressure or do anything funny should it.
and i think i should replace the bridle connecter things, how much do they cost$$$.

You can get any knot out of any line with this technique, and without damaging the line.
You need a bit of water/detergent mix to wet the line and the knot.
Place the wetted knot on a hard, very shiny/smooth surface, a ceramic tile, or smooth, polished metal surface is best.
Gently tap the knot, with the round end of a ball pean hammer, rotate the knot 90 degrees after each tap, and tap it several times.
Then work the knot back and forth between four fingers, you need some fingernails.
The knot should have swelled a bit.
If it will not come lose with finer pressure, go back and tap it some more, amking sure it is well wetted.
Then try again with your fingers, you should be able to just pick it undone after 1 -3 session under the hammer.

Cya and

Goodwinds

Steve

PS - I've never been unable to undo any knot using this method.

In that case

youll need a helmet & body armour for the DEATHLOOP your about to experiece