razorboy
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A good day to die
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WIllardTheGrey
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1:41 is spectacular. :wow:
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bigkid
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double post with tototo
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Kamikuza
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Nice one! 
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OmniSmurfZ
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I never understand how people do jumps in the buggys. Are you attached to the buggy in someway?
That was an awesome video! Id love to get a chance to ride on a beach like that.
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Todd
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Very nice
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tototo
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@OmniSmurfZ :
the side-bar of the MG is shape for us to stay in the buggy if fwe push with our legs making also presure toward the side, and the buggy is quite
light <45kg
To go in, siting on the front, and slide in
To go out, we stick our legs on the center
That's great when you launch your kite up, the buggy goes up, 3 wheels in the air, without any necessity to catch it back, you're still in !
Sorry for double post ! :embarrased:
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John Holgate
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Very impressive video.
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and the buggy is quite light <45kg
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You must be a LOT stronger than me!! I reckon 'light' is under 20kg!
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lives2fly
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Very impressive guys! You actually made me want to get out for a buggy session! I could never get into buggying.
I will never complain about my flexdeck being heavy again (8.5kg)
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tototo
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Obviously it is not freestyle buggy, and much more race-competition buggies. for these on the scrutering of the European Championship in England, the
weight was between 37kg and 60kg.
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rocfighter
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WOW what a cool place to ride. Big open and flat. Great video too.
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