badinfluence - 25-4-2012 at 11:36 AM
I have a Peter Lynn Original Flexifoil buggy that i would like to sell. Buggy has padded side rails and PL front splash guard. Buggy is in very good
condition and really never used. Closest field i can use it in is almost 100miles from my location.please u2u me with questions or reasonable offers.
thanks....
BeamerBob - 25-4-2012 at 11:38 AM
Pictures are golden for creating demand for what you're selling.
awindofchange - 25-4-2012 at 11:56 AM
What exactly is a "Peter Lynn Original Flexifoil Buggy"? Either it is a Peter Lynn buggy, or a Flexifoil buggy. If it is a mixture between Peter
Lynn and Flexifoil parts, then I don't think it could be called original....unless original is to imply that it is a one-of-a-kind custom job.
As BB mentioned, pictures are a godsend. If you are having issues uploading pictures onto this old relic of a forum, you could try posting over on
Kitebookie.com and then including a link to that site here.
Morrie Williams - 25-4-2012 at 12:00 PM
The original Flexifoil Buggy was manufactured in the Peter Lynn factory in NZ.
badinfluence - 25-4-2012 at 01:54 PM
here is a link showing a basic Peter Lynn Flexifoil Original buggy....
http://foreverflying.com/flexiorigbuggy.html
i would think most people concider this a Flexifoil buggy....
please u2u me if you need any pics and specify what you wish to see....thanks
awindofchange - 25-4-2012 at 04:09 PM
Ahhh, that's waaaaay back then. 
Bladerunner - 25-4-2012 at 05:39 PM
This is how my beloved " frankinbuggy " started out!
You are sitting almost right between the back wheels and that makes for a crazy loose ride. The straight siderails make for a slightly different
feeling as well. I found I needed hockey elbow pads with that added protection on the lower arm because they hit the tires when flying.
1 bolt and I can put this thing in the back seat of the car ! Crazy light. It used to live under my bed !
Mine came with an old school " Springback " back rest. I couldn't imagine riding this buggy without it. You can make one very easily.
snowspider - 26-4-2012 at 05:45 AM
Those straight side rails are very similar to my homemade buggy , just suspend a fiberglass school desk seat down between them. Mine has padded straps
from the top of the seat back, down to the side rail on each side to where it bends toward gooseneck. Cheap ,comfortable, hardshell butt
protection, low center of gravity. Fully tested on the dunes at WBB.
doublespeed360 - 26-4-2012 at 05:38 PM
that was the one i started out on in1997," it was a very good year"put some fenders and a splash gauard on it.i brought it to nabx/sbbb 1999 my first
taste of the playa with sky-tigers.
doublespeed360 - 26-4-2012 at 05:51 PM
if you want to see how good looking i was go to cobrakites in the rogues gallery under the heading "i want to start slow" and have a good
laugh.paul
badinfluence - 30-4-2012 at 06:54 AM
u2u sent