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posted on 4-4-2013 at 09:44 PM

SYSMIC Kite Buggy owners

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Anyone else out there own a SYSMIC buggy? UK or USA doesn't matter I'd just like some feedback. I just purchased a SYSMIC midi-xl & am still waiting for parts to come in. So far I've had only 1 slight part fit issue with the sand deflector not fitting.

just looking to see if any other SYSMIC owners out there

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posted on 5-4-2013 at 06:50 AM

At the moment the only Sysmic I know of over here has been purchased from Big Kid and is going to :cool:

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It was brought in by KBSS so only Jon and Jeff can help you so far.

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posted on 5-4-2013 at 06:51 AM

At the moment the only Sysmic I know of over here has been purchased from Big Kid and is going to :cool:

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It was brought in by KBSS so only Jon and Jeff can help you so far. Both are at Ivanpah so ....

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posted on 5-4-2013 at 07:32 AM

Yep, I have the S1. No problems at all. Did take off the floor board foot pegs and intalled some Libre pegs.
I also have the 17" wheels/tires along with the beach racers and BF Lites for it. A very good buggy for the beach or lake bed. A bit heavyer than the other same/same models, such as the hard core.
It will be availabe for demo until after SOBB, where Dirtslide will take it home.

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posted on 5-4-2013 at 08:41 AM

How many buggies does he need????:duh: OH yeah, just like every one else LOTS!!!

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posted on 7-4-2013 at 09:45 PM

you can never have to many buggies......... how about a quiver of bugs one for each location that you ride :smilegrin:

Yes I will be the very proud owner of that Sysmic S1 and plan on pimping it out like all my other ones.

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posted on 8-4-2013 at 07:30 AM

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Originally posted by dirtslide
you can never have to many buggies......... how about a quiver of bugs one for each location that you ride :smilegrin:

Yes I will be the very proud owner of that Sysmic S1 and plan on pimping it out like all my other ones.

sweet, I would like to see a bigger picture of that one.

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posted on 11-4-2013 at 10:56 PM

I will be picking up this bad boy on monday so that I can get it ready for spring SOBB.

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posted on 12-4-2013 at 04:29 AM

Sorry to pimp another forum, but since since dirtslide stole the picture from there I will

Check out extremekites.com.au we have a number of members running sysmic buggies that will be happy to answer any questions you have about them.
I've had a couple of runs in an s2 and it is really nice. The curved side rails feel nice and secure, but it does have a more laid back seat.