Just like the title suggests, I want a list of all kite buggy companies you guys know of. I am more specifically looking for race style buggies to
look at, such as GT, Apexx and the like. All makers in the same league for size and quality. Give me what you got!shortlineflyer - 21-9-2015 at 07:26 AM
sysmic, Apexx, windspeed pro, libre, GT, Parastorm, Weldngodmarkite - 21-9-2015 at 08:46 AM
I don't think Parastorm has been around for a few years and also haven't seen anything for a while from Tornado buggies in the UK
Maarten stopped making MG buggies earlier this year
Elliot still has the Virus buggy with a lot of extras you can buy but they don't make it easy to find http://shop.elliot.de/action.htm (scroll through the mix of kites and toys to see the buggy accessories)
A while back Kent (windspeed Pro) wrote that they had stopped buggy building as they were working on the next generation Ivanapah but that was quite a
while ago (last year) flyguy0101 - 21-9-2015 at 10:09 AM
Flexifoil with wide axle :D:D:DWELDNGOD - 21-9-2015 at 02:53 PM
It seems our Brother "screwyfits" has started making buggies. And they are sweet looking rides. I think he said the name was "Overkill Kite Buggies".
Kober - 21-9-2015 at 03:19 PM
MG and VTT .... both discontinued ....soliver - 21-9-2015 at 04:13 PM
Libre makes some nice buggies, and I think Libre's off brand (Zebra) makes buggies as well. If you're interested in Race style buggies, Libre makes
the Dragster and the Majestic that both look pretty sweet.
And yes VTT is no longer PRODUCING buggies, but Van will still make a 1 off if you are patient and willing to wait. Errol, you know Van's quality.
It seems our Brother "screwyfits" has started making buggies. And they are sweet looking rides. I think he said the name was "Overkill Kite Buggies".
Now this is interesting !
Screwy and Sean's buggies are about the coolest looking ones I have ever seen. Not only do the look the job but they get it done!
I can't imagine what these things must cost if they come complete with the steering dampeners and all the other bling?
I can vouch for Sean's work. He did an amazing job making me a set of aluminum wheels for my Coyotes. I was asking for simple billet wheels but
received a set identical to my original ones!
BeamerBob - 22-9-2015 at 05:59 AM
I found it amazing that Sean and Screwy got all the geometry right on their first try. Their buggies came out of the paint booth ready to go fast.skimtwashington - 22-9-2015 at 06:15 AM
So that's The Alum Wheels. Too bad the Coyote Boot isn't made same quality as frames and those wheels. (Just snapped the buckle on one)
Inferior list?:
Jonesbrand
kite trike
Peter Thin
Shopping carriage
Plastic Big wheel Bladerunner - 22-9-2015 at 04:02 PM
I found it amazing that Sean and Screwy got all the geometry right on their first try. Their buggies came out of the paint booth ready to go fast.
I know Screwy designed at least one buggy of his own before the " overkill " . I think he learned a lot on that one and together they nailed it with
this one?
So ... the million dollar question? How many thousand will one of these set you back? cheezycheese - 22-9-2015 at 04:23 PM
Where might one see this Screwy buggy.. ? (sounds like Elmer Fudd) BeamerBob - 22-9-2015 at 05:36 PM
There are pictures of them on facebook on their personal pages as well on the IBX facebook page. Possibly on the IBX web page. The IBX page is
available on facebook whether you are a member or not. No tinfoil hats required either.:P I'm not sure of the privacy settings on Dirk Hemza or Sean
Venes pages.cheezycheese - 22-9-2015 at 05:55 PM
