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posted on 17-2-2007 at 19:30 Reply With Quote
Kiteing with skis??

http://www.flysurfer.com/Gallery/v/videos/Kiteboning_Egypt_12MG.wmv.html?set=yes />
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posted on 18-2-2007 at 11:30 Reply With Quote
Not new though is it, as this is how the sport started by Dominique and Bruno Legaignoux. See the attached
http://www.dcss.org/speedsl/KI289.html





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posted on 18-2-2007 at 14:06 Reply With Quote
Mmm..just thought it seems a bit pointless, prefere to be on my TT any day
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posted on 18-2-2007 at 14:36 Reply With Quote
Well yeh Jon I concur, I didn't want to hurt your feelings by saying 'pointless haven't we moved on' incase you had just discovered your new nirvanah.





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posted on 18-2-2007 at 14:56 Reply With Quote
LOL, that's why I put the ??? in the tittle. Thought it looked comical attempting to jump and land. Why waste a potential good session. Looking at the conditions, he'd have jumped twice as high using edge and pop! and must put a great deal more strain on Knees and ankles let alone ligaments and muscles. Although there seems to be more snowkiters using them. Can't see me trying that any time soon...like my board too much
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