I'm bringing one because I can't afford to ship the buggy with BF wheels and I don't have smaller wheels so its staying home.
Anyone who rides Blokarts out there--Any sail suggestions if I only bring one? I was figuring on the 5.5m but I have the 3, 4 also but don't really
want to spend the jack on shipping all 3.
Oh, and by the way--I'm bringing my kites too so if you come back from a potty break to find a gap in the buggy parking line --it was ME:wee: MMMWAAHHAAHHAA! OK, I'll be nice and leave the Blokart in the
hole in case you want to take an easy cruise in the Lazy Boy.KAZEDOKA - 14-3-2012 at 08:03 AM
You will always need the kite or sail left behind, bring the quiver.BeamerBob - 14-3-2012 at 08:10 AM
I picture someone walking back to their buggy parking spot with a puzzled look on their face then they turn around to see you fly by with a big grin
on your face. SO happy you are going to make it Pokite!DAKITEZ - 14-3-2012 at 10:05 AM
let me take your blokart for a cruise and you can take my buggybigkid - 14-3-2012 at 10:07 AM
If you are good, bring the 5.5. If you aint, but think so, the 4. If you are a newbie, a 3.
If you dont have the size needed, you can barrow one of mine :-)pokitetrash - 14-3-2012 at 10:20 AM
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Originally posted by DAKITEZ
let me take your blokart for a cruise and you can take my buggy
deal!pokitetrash - 14-3-2012 at 10:23 AM
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Originally posted by bigkid
If you are good, bring the 5.5. If you aint, but think so, the 4. If you are a newbie, a 3.
If you dont have the size needed, you can barrow one of mine :-)
5.5 it is then! They do have a throttle. If its nukin' ill use a garbage bag or borrow a storm sale from ya!deanaoxo - 15-3-2012 at 05:44 AM
WORD.
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Originally posted by KAZEDOKA
You will always need the kite or sail left behind, bring the quiver.
AOXOmoxoa~!~Bladerunner - 15-3-2012 at 06:47 AM
Bigfoot tires couldn't be more wrong for the Playa ?
If you have barrows and that will allow you to bring your buggy they are by far a better choice for the sand paper terrain.
NABX follows a huge sail event and there are plenty who stay on. You will have more company than ever before.
:wee:pokitetrash - 15-3-2012 at 08:26 AM
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Originally posted by Bladerunner
Bigfoot tires couldn't be more wrong for the Playa ?
If you have barrows and that will allow you to bring your buggy they are by far a better choice for the sand paper terrain.
NABX follows a huge sail event and there are plenty who stay on. You will have more company than ever before.
:wee:
Yea, I'll prolly buy some barrows soon because even on grass, the big foots are just big dead weight to lug to the field. I got the BF's for the beach
which I only fly a few times a year, the rest is a polo field. Thought about getting barrows /ordered sent ahead and ship the frame, but I think I
need a different front end also cause I have a PL BF fork. I was also thinking about just buying a lighter weight barrow equipped buggy (like the one
I sold 'cause it was extra!!!) to have and ship around cheaper and also one my son can learn on. Now, the more I think about it, the more I might
consider buying a cheap used one while out at NABX.. Dunno.deanaoxo - 15-3-2012 at 06:30 PM
or win the one in the raffle. . .
just sayin'
aoxo~!~Bladerunner - 15-3-2012 at 06:34 PM
My Ivanpah just has simple spacers to accomidate both BF and barrow. Could you go that route?RonH - 15-3-2012 at 06:50 PM
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Originally posted by deanaoxo
or win the one in the raffle. . .
just sayin'
aoxo~!~
You moved the raffle to Tuesday night?! :wee:
I'll be there!pokitetrash - 15-3-2012 at 07:02 PM
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Originally posted by Bladerunner
My Ivanpah just has simple spacers to accomidate both BF and barrow. Could you go that route?
I think from what BeamerBob told me, we used to have the exact same buggies and he said he put barrows on no problem without any spacers.BeamerBob - 15-3-2012 at 07:11 PM
Yes, the wheels are the exact same. It will have a "custom look" if you have barrows on the bigfoot front fork but it will work. That fine backrest
you have will make it all work right.