Hi Dho, it all depends on the safety system and maybe the placement of the Y.

Not sure if the Liquid force bar is set up as a 2 line flagging safety system, if it is I wouldn't use it on an Ozone kite.

I use my Ozone bar with my Core kites sometimes and that works as Ozone uses a one line flagging system.

I can't use the Core bar with the Ozone kite as it's set up as a two line flagging system.

One line flagging system works with most 4 line kites (want to say all but not 100% sure).
Two line flagging system wont work on all kites.

The bars will probably work fine, the kite might not flag out as well if you pull the safety.

I'd just give it a go in light winds and pull the safety, just have a mate standing by just in case it goes all over the place.

I can't give you an answer, but I can provide a bit more info in that the CPR's have a very low split in the front lines, so you'll want to take that into account too. Your best bet is to call up Kitepower who distribute both Liquid Force and Ozone.

FlyByKite said..
DHo says - CPR has a single front line flagging system
sidtinney says - CPR's have a very low split in the front lines
That all means you should have no problems using it on the Ozone.

Yeah Ozone bars have a low Y and one line flag system, It should work fine.

Hi All

Just further to this.

I have an Ozone Catalyst 10m with a 50cm bar.

Should be no problems using the 50cm bar on a 6m Eclipse 4 line kite?

My session tomorrow will probably depend on it lol.

Cheers

Swavek said..
50 cm is a longish bar for 6m kite - no problem, just bear in mind the the kite will be sensitive, i.e. small bar movemen will translate into a quick turn.
If geometry of the original bar is similar Ozone bar ( centre lines split close to the bar) you will be fine.

One line safety release is a safer system than two line release - Ozone is a one line, means safe.

Cheers Swavek. I agree it should be safe to try. I'll give it a shot and see how it flies :-).