BEC - 5-3-2012 at 03:15 PM
Currently using pool noodles which work great but....want to step it up a notch as in nice covers and being a bit more finished....
I was going to make my own but before I do...Can you purchase side rail pads that are not blue in color or from across the pond (buggybags)? Shipping
kills that deal even though they are really nice. There is also the issue of my stock seat not letting straps go around the pads.
indigo_wolf - 5-3-2012 at 04:41 PM
Don't want to speak for either of them, but you might want to contact Van or Susan (Kitemaker4). I expect both of them would be up to the task
skillwise. Just a matter of if they have time, inclination and you were able to come to terms.
ATB,
Sam
rocfighter - 5-3-2012 at 05:21 PM
For Van I think it is best to go through East Coast Kite Sports. Contact shehatesmyhobbies aka Rich here on the forum.
As for Susan, Sam is right ( what a shock) Kitemaker4, Good person to deal with too.
BEC - 5-3-2012 at 06:23 PM
Thanks for input and info and I hope to see and possibly meet both of you at WW....Just thinking about hanging out and going down that beach again
makes me smile....:wee:
BeamerBob - 5-3-2012 at 06:55 PM
Get Susan or Van to make your siderail pad covers and put a PL XR+ seat on it for some extra depth and straps that will go around your pads. I did
all this to my Flexi which was my first buggy. Susan has made me 2 sets of rail covers I think. I used the large pool noodles and they make some
with the right size hole. Hit me up with questions, I went all the way to converting it to bigfoot tires all around. Drewculous has the buggy now
and pokitetrash did the same stuff as I did it. Backrest makes a big difference too if you aren't doing freestyle.