i talked to my mom and she a said toms river is 1hr ad 45 min away not very likely they would drive me there

now i am going to be spending a weekend in Baltimore Maryland with my mom and dad somtime this month and if there is anybody there in the inner harbor or close who would like to help me that would be great

if somone does wants to help me could they help teach my dad to fly im trying to get him to kite buggy instead of blokart because we could do it together i tried to teach him to fly my beamer on the beach but the winds were extremely strong and i told him that it would not be a good day to teach him and he got mad and made me teach him..... within ten minutes my kite was in the ocean and i was pissed i made him clean it himself and dry it. i did see improvement in his flying but the only way i can get him to buggy with me is if he can learn to fly it and be confident

thank you for all your help i have learned much more then i though i could about what kite to get and i have been looking around at different kites trying decide which one will be my second power kite soo far i looked at the pansh legand 5.5 and the blaze 5 and 6 also a the mac bego 600 for sale on here and the PL rebble 6.5 for sale on here

The Mac Bego is a legendary kite but only for low winds.
These are all GREAT buggy engines.
http://www.powerkiteforum.com/viewthread.php?tid=14121
You will notice how many people still have / desire these kites .

The Hi 60 or Hi 40 would be good choices.

Not lifty but that is good for the buggy

If a local kid doesn't jump on it there may be a 5m Beamer available . You should contact Airin on here and ask her to get in line !

You might be able to get someone to meet up with you in Baltimore. There is a very interesting spot to fly, but the wind direction has to be just right...

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Originally posted by Maven454 To be fair, you got a better deal on those than he would, since he be buying them new. Plus we already knew that the ones you bought from me flew acceptably. He'd be rolling the dice buying them directly from Pansh.

True, I didn't even think about that.

Low winds that's perfect for new jersey n its cheaper than the skytigers