legepe
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| posted on 17-8-2006 at 11:43 |
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Advice on kit
Hi,
I´m brand new here and brand new to any kind of surfing!!!
I took a two day course last week in Tarifa
and now want the full kit so that I can practice and learn...
I´ve been offered an - Airush Pilot kite with bar and lines (5th line), harness (all new) with a second hand board for €850
(575pounds)
Is this a good price and is it the one that I should be buying to learn with?
I´ve been advised in Tarifa different things buy shops trying to sell me)
Can you give me the right advice?
Thanks
legepe
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shem
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| posted on 17-8-2006 at 12:48 |
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If your on a budget that would be a fine package, depending on board size and your weight. You wont have the 100% de power safety of
newer bow kites however. I could probably get you a brand new board and kite for that price, as a lot of companies are selling off old
kit now ready for the next years kit. Drop me a line on flywithshem@hotmail.com or call on 07739031593 if your interested.
Good luck
Kite & SUP wales
Caravan decking wales
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danh
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| posted on 17-8-2006 at 13:48 |
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Where are you based?
The pilot is more of a school kite really and you'll probably out grow it quickly once your up and riding. Defo spk to shem if you
can.
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k881mark
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| posted on 17-8-2006 at 15:23 |
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I have 12m Airush Flow for sale (see ad on this site) that should be a good buy for you.
You won't grow out of it as qiuckly as you would the Pilot
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