adambweird
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Venom 13m
Ive got a question for those that are flying a Venom 13m, what bar do you like using? Im not particularly fond of what mine came with and was curious
as to what others are using. My gripe isnt with the bar itself but with its depower setup, not a fan of the single line with the clam cleat, lol.
HQ: Symphony Beach 1.3, 2.2.4, Crossfire II 5m, Apex II 5m
Peter Lynn: Pepper II 3m, Venom II 13M
Born: NS3 4m, 7m. NS2 5.5m
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Blitzhound
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I used a PL Navigator TS on all my ARC's.
NAPKA US541
HQ: Beamer V 5.0m,
Best: Bularoo 7m, Waroo 9m, 12m
PKD: Inferno 9m, 12m, 16.5m,
Ozone: SubZero: 5m, 7m, 9m, 11m, 13m, Access 6m, Pure 6m, Chrono V2 7m, V4 13m, Chrono EXP 7m, 9m, R1V3 21m
Buggies: GT-Revolt, GT-RazR,
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Feyd
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You will get more depow range out of the clam cleat set up depending on how much trim/throw it has. Venoms like long throw bars and IMO work better
than the stock bar/trim set ups.
If you want to convert to a strap trim, I have some left over stock of PL trim straps.
Arcs will run on any bar with an front line safety. (they can even be rear line safety but it kinda sux.) As long as the flag out stopper is equal or
greater than the wing span, you should be good to go.
Chris Krug-Owner @ Hardwater Kiting. Authorized Dealer of Ozone, Flysurfer, HQ kites.
www.hardwaterkiter.com 603-986-2784
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Chook
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Totally agree with Feyd, the more throw the better on my 10, 13 and 13V2 Venoms. I use an Ozone race bar with cleat.
Modified Sysmic S2 Buggys
7m R1
8m R1 2
11m R1
15m R1
15m Chrono 2
18m Chrono
18m ELF
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adambweird
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Wish i could remember what bar it came with, dont feel like pulling it out after the day i had at work, lol. I can say that my Outlaw has more throw
in bar than what the setup on the Venom does, not by a whole lot, but its noticable.
HQ: Symphony Beach 1.3, 2.2.4, Crossfire II 5m, Apex II 5m
Peter Lynn: Pepper II 3m, Venom II 13M
Born: NS3 4m, 7m. NS2 5.5m
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Chook
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Mood: I work at home from 8.00am to 12 knots
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I like the clam cleat as it's so easy to trim. Even on short upwind runs along the beach its easy to trim out. Even with very little pull on the kite
when turning the buggy. They have an enormous trim range which is fantastic when sining a kite hard to get upwind with my R1 race kites. The Ozone R1
is very light on control bar pressure so a delicate trim goes really well.
I have Flysurfer bars on my "Sonics" and their trim straps suck trying to get them let off and also when not fully powered up in light winds.
Only hassle with a racing cleat is the extra trim cord that you throw around you front lines when fully trimmed in to keep it out of the way. It's
well worth it though.
Modified Sysmic S2 Buggys
7m R1
8m R1 2
11m R1
15m R1
15m Chrono 2
18m Chrono
18m ELF
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