shem
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youll be missing out then Neil! yes Im doing buy one get one free dunk, on all brands, and you get a 20% discount if you mention FON as
well. Epic deal hey
Kite & SUP wales
Caravan decking wales
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dunk
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Ok mate,
I'll put my order in!
KITE / SAIL REPAIRS
http://www.jonnieeisler.com
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col123
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kites, cost money!!!
News to me
To Infirmary and beyond..
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mNeil
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you're correct Col!!
however, infinitely less money to make than they retail for.
anyway whats this about injuries? see you will do these dangerous sports; are the injuries a direct cause of the pollution you make on
these super machines 
anyway hope you get better soon! 
A KITE IS FOR LIFE!! THAT IS IF ITS A YARGA.
founder of storm'n Normans van club!
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nick-r
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quote:
Originally posted by mNeil
anyway whats this about injuries? see you will do these dangerous sports; are the injuries a direct cause of the pollution you make on
these super machines
anyway hope you get better soon!
it's a kitesurfing injury.
http://www.rcad.co.uk/borthsurf.html
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mNeil
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bet he tripped-up coming out of the pie shop Nick
A KITE IS FOR LIFE!! THAT IS IF ITS A YARGA.
founder of storm'n Normans van club!
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col123
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| posted on 8-4-2008 at 19:17 |
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yep nearly lost a pie in the process!!!!!
To Infirmary and beyond..
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Vanberk12
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Don't get me wrong though I loved my sonic and now have an 07 brand new purchased in 08 as someone was letting last years stock go
before the new ones hit.
Equally the way the fuel prices are going something has to give else I won't be at the coast anyway so no need for expensive kites.
Regards
Vanberk
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Jay586
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quote:
Originally posted by shem
Back to big money if you pay new though hey dunk. Ive still got my ozones that I think are wicked, I just cant see sense in paying
300-400 more for a kite that flys the same as and is built no better than its cheaper competator. From a selling point of view, how am
I ment to justify and extra 300 quid to some body thats about to buy there first kite! When that 300 quid could buy them a board.
As a beginner who is unsure of kit requirements, I'd be way happier saving a bit of cash until I had more experience of how much and
what I would be needing, particularly if there wasn't much difference in performance of the equipment. Especially as a beginner who
may be more likely to lose or damage stuff.
I'd also be much happier to return to you for repeat sales if I thought I was getting a good deal initially. So it may mean you make
less money on the initial sales but more on repeat business and recommendations. 
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zackdwat
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I’ll never pay top dollar for kites, nor will I change my kites every year but I made a mistake about thinking this way. Next
year I'm gonna compete and have a very nice kite.
zackdwat
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