Flat windwings?
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Well, flatter than usual
Bridles?
Bridles?
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http://www.kiteforum.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=242698#242698Windwing C+S wrote: New kite in the banner is the Rage 06 and it is not computer generated. Release date will be in September and you will hear and see more soon. Final testing is underway as well as other exciting innovations. Stayed tuned here as well as http://www.windwing.com/forum
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Yep, I use the outermost knot on the shoulder static bridles, middle knot on the LE pigtails and the closest knot to the bar on the steering leader lines. I'm also using low friction mode on the CC bar. The bar pressure on my Rage II is substantially higher than on my Rapture and Yarga, as well as Nemesis, Gaastra Force, and GlobeRider Lift kites I've ridden in the past. I can deal with the bar pressure, I guess, but it does cause more arm fatigue in extended sessions than I would ideally like. (I'm not referring to the cranking to turn the kite, but rather, the pulling force that needs to be exerted to keep the kite sheeted in.)
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