This eased my move from three-line bar to four-line handles.

Relative to handles, you lose two(?) knots on your wind speed, and slows your turns a good bit.

But you get a slight amount of in-flight adjustment, dual-safety connection to harness (have you ever problems getting unhooked in a hurry with the strop and hook?), and one hand/no hands capability.

http://www.peterlynn.com/downloads/Crossover%20Bar_manual.pd...

Bought from Big Mike in Jan 2015 for $160 - used maybe ten times.

Yours for $100.

Jim, I am looking for a Peter Lynn crossover bar to buy.
Do you still have this bar and how do I go about buying it if you do.
If the bar is gone does anyone know who has it in stock?
Thanks,
Ed Cline
Raleigh NC

Ed

Yep, still have it.

Have you researched if the kite(s) you want to use are 'bar-friendly?'

Some folks here have listed kites that work well with a bar - and those that don't.

Have you tried using one already?

Are you planning on landboarding?

Here's a couple of threads:

http://www.powerkiteforum.com/viewthread.php?tid=29705#pid28...
http://www.powerkiteforum.com/viewthread.php?tid=30882#pid29...

Big Mike says:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTT15vX39ac

If you research and still want to purchase - U2U me with your address and we use PayPal. You send the money, I send the bar. I'll pay for shipping.

Or - if you get down to the Golden Isles - in person.

Mr. Jim,
I sent my first u2u message so, I can but hope.
Today I used my old bar. You can hang 3 or 4 plastic grocery bags on each side to carry them all upstairs at once. One handed operation facilitates the opening of the dead bolt with the other hand. Very handy. I am also thinking it might make an overcoat hanger.

If you don't get my ad and info please let me know sir.