Extra Large fixed bridle! Orange grey white with silver print. Near new. Flown static in low winds on grass just a few times. 30m Lines, Ozone handles
and Yakuza GT bag. Buyer pays shipping from Canada. PayPal accepted. Ultra low wind performance for the kiter with race kite skills, smooth winds, and
big space for speed!jy1zoom - 17-4-2016 at 10:47 AM
BeamerBob - 18-4-2016 at 07:46 AM
This is very enticing. Anyone ever make a larger fixed bridle?jy1zoom - 18-4-2016 at 08:32 AM
This thing is the size of a house! There must be a kiter out there with forearms twice the size of my thighs! Save this kite! If someone doesn't buy
this I'm going to dismantle the thin race bridle, install a home brew de-power mixer, put it on a big hockey stick bar, shoe goo fabric on the
intakes, put sleeved intakes on the perfectly seamed Mylar leading edge. Coat it with home brew fabric guard. And finally crepe paper tails.
jy1zoom - 18-4-2016 at 11:08 AM
Or experimental single skin!Bladerunner - 18-4-2016 at 11:08 AM
He isn't joking !
JY loves to tinker and has done everything mentioned to other kites.
If you think that sounds wack, odds are he will fly it on handles AFTER he has converted it to depower!
Somebody save this kite! All it really needs is the crepe paper tails to tame it a bit! jy1zoom - 18-4-2016 at 04:19 PM
Can to demo here at our local park. From what I've been told, it's slightly tamer than the original Yak, so it's not so "luffy" at the edge of the
window, and power delivery is smoother as opposed to "instant on" bite. Can substitute 50m lines. Kite weight is 3.0 kgIFlyKites - 18-4-2016 at 04:21 PM
Great seller! jy1zoom - 18-4-2016 at 10:00 PM
Hi Bob, As far as I know the Yakuza GT 17m is the biggest fixed bridle kite ever sold by Ozone. I can't imagine there are many around the planet. This
one has not seen sand or beach and hence is in fab condition. It may have seen snow by its previous owner. I wish I could give a review of this kite,
but just haven't had it out during the right conditions. Snow kiting in marginal 7knots in heavy powder, I've tried buggeyed's Yak 14 in comparison to
my Speed 17 on handles. The smaller 14m Yak pulled just as hard, but with more of that force going towards forward motion, whereas I was putting a lot
of energy fighting the downwind pull from the Speed 17. I can only imagine the Yak17gt an incredible light wind engine to rival Big Blue!! With a lot
less fabric and weight without the complexity of deflating volumes and volumes of air. What does your YakGT 14m fly like?BeamerBob - 18-4-2016 at 11:03 PM
Mine will drag you across the sand launching in wind you can barely feel on your neck. It launches well and behaves well enough to get in the buggy
and get rolling. Time your swoop up high and roll away with a dive. It's very steady and requires very little input once you feed it some apparent
wind. I rode past flags that were laying against their poles and I was still going 18-20 mph. Maybe there was some extra just a little higher it was
finding. The Vapors might have some performance characteristic as an advantage but for just cruising on the beach when you shouldn't be able to is
good enough for me. Mine is custom colors the same as yours but all grey with orange design. No white anywhere. Your kite would be a nice companion
but with my 14 and Big Blue, I really don't need a third high wind kite. Need. What am I talking about?
I imagine the 17 has enough sail to fly in anything you could launch it in.jy1zoom - 19-4-2016 at 02:16 PM
Bob, your description sounds like so much fun!indigo_wolf - 20-4-2016 at 06:36 AM
