bobbyjones1205 - 12-5-2009 at 08:18 PM
null just wanna know where can i find powerkiters here in san fernando valley here in california.... i have a kite buggy but i left
it in my country .... i only brought my kite ozone samurai 5m ... pls see my site powerkitemanila.multiply.com thanks guys hoipe you can help me....
ripsessionkites - 12-5-2009 at 08:51 PM
nice site
U2U - Elkiter / Dakitez / Dagon for more info.
where is a good place to kitebuggy in Manila?
Soylent - 13-5-2009 at 06:44 AM
If you make it up to northern california(sacramento, san francisco) I'm sure we can accomidate ya.
gilligan - 13-5-2009 at 10:43 AM
Hop skip and a jump to El Mirage dry lake.
elkiter - 13-5-2009 at 11:07 AM
Hey Bobby,
Do you live here now or just visiting? We need to hook up. I'm a friend of Rodel and Sav.
I've tried numerous times to get together with you guys, during my visit to Manila, couple of years back, but failed.
Anyway, San Fernando Valley is quite far from where I live, but if you're itching to just static fly, any soccer or open grass field with wind will
do. (I'm not too familiar with that area at all.) If you make it up north, I'll take you to Shoreline Park. I've got extra buggy you can use. Just
give a holler.
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bobbyjones1205 - 13-5-2009 at 03:48 PM
thanks to all of you guys.... maybe i can drop by at dry lakes when i pass by goin to vegas next month........ i hope there is a kiter here in my
place ... i survey balboa park and i think i can do some static kiting ...... last month i was at sta. monica beach but the wind is so so strong ..
my lines snap!!... crap!!!..... pls see me and my friends from youtube bobbyjones1205 we also do paragliding
lunchbox - 13-5-2009 at 04:17 PM
Hey Bobby,
I live in Encino and buggy at Balboa Park or at the dirt field on the east side of Balboa Lake...just follow that road around the lake heading east
and you'll see it on your left as you leave the park. It's not the best spot in the world and it's a little small but it's usually always empty and
the winds aren't too bad (i.e. gusty) from the east or south. If the winds blowing > 8mph, I usually go there after work (arrive there at 4:45pm)
before I have to leave and pick up the kids at school. I'll be the tall guy wearing the black helmet.
Shoot me at email at pmryden@yahoo.com if you'd like to hook up. I got quite a few kites and a landboard and two other buggies in storage.
Pete
coreykite - 14-5-2009 at 11:22 AM
Hey Sailors,
Not too far away is El Mirage Dry Lake - Elmer's.
Come the weekend AFTER Memorial Day and you'll find a small contingent of buggy'ers there.
It's the Sprang Buggy Thang - A non-organized gathering of wind enthusiasts.
Check out www.buggythang.org for more specific directions.
That's the place to be May 29-30-31.
Safen Up! Buggy On!
"Often wrong... Never in doubt"
the coreylama
PNW Flyer - 19-5-2009 at 03:56 PM
Hey bobbyjones1205,
You can't go wrong heading up to Antelope Valley(Palmdale or Lancaster). I used to live there and there is boatloads of wind that come through that
valley DAILY!!!!!
Two reasons I left that area whole lotta dirt and a whole lotta WIND!!! Of course it was prior to me getting into kite flying.:singing:
PNW Flyer - 19-5-2009 at 03:59 PM
PS.
The drive is about 40 mins North of San Fernando Valley. 405N to 14N.
The wind should hit you the minute you start dropping into the valley above Palmdale and the next town in will be Lancaster. There are HUGE fields in
both towns. If you want to go a bit farther North you run into Mojave Dessert.:wee: