Kite Buggy Jumping In Sydney

[charlieevans2001]

How do you stop?

[theofficialstig]

EPIC OMG I LOVE IT ITS MY DREAM btw what size kites?

[mitchamus]

Where is this at? northern beaches?

[lickedysplit1979]

@mitchamus - Yeah mate on the Northern Beaches @ Long Reef.

[gozanova]

i want one... great video dude

[lickedysplit1979]

@gozanova. Thanks mate, it is awesome fun. You should get one!

[PopmPimp]

sick stuff...nice  expensive sport to get into

[tgeucihtnairk]

that looks like a lot of fun! but doesn't that hurt your back?!?!

[lickedysplit1979]

It is great fun and can hurt your back and other parts of your body if your not carefull ;)

[bluesrunthegame]

Can you climb a kite rope?

[lickedysplit1979]

No you can't, it would slice you to peices

[windywoos]

great moves, greatvid...

[lickedysplit1979]

Thanks mate

[BulanKhazar]

I barely can imagine myself jumping with my very altered Big Foot (Peter Lynn) buggy on the soft sands of Brighton Beach (New York). I reinforced this subtle construction as much as it was possible, however I have to change the hex bolt frequently. Thank you for the vid.

[iipeeepgameii]

holyy shitt that's tight

[ToTaLL007]

OMG how nice :D

You think i can do it whit my peter lynn folding buggy?

And did it take you a long time to learn it?

really enjoyd your video :D

[lickedysplit1979]

G'day Mate,

Sorry for the late reply. Really glad you enjoyed the Vid, learning to Buggy Jump is more dangerous than difficult although mastering it is a different story ;)

I would keep your PL Folding bug firmly planted on the ground, you will either need a reinforced Peter Lynn buggy or a Flexifoil Buggy.

[AntiMoslim99]

ozone haka?

[lickedysplit1979]

Manta 10m V1 and a 6.5 Blade IV in there as well ;)

[kiter147]

dude that is sooo cool

i want to get into buggying but too bad that there arent any good places here in pr.

i also have one question why do most people perfer handles insteed of bars?

[lickedysplit1979]

Hey mate, thanks for the good comment! Glad you enjoyed the vid :D

Using handles (fixed Bridle) or a bar (depower) is mainly a personal preference although handles seem to be more popular with majority land kiters due to the extra control, although the popularity of depowerable kites is on the rise.

In ideal winds I fly in handles but when the wind is less predictable or the strength increases I prefer the saftey of a De-Powerable (Bar). Stay Tuned for more vidz ;)

[kiter147]

ok thanks

hoping to see some more good vids

[lickedysplit1979]

Thanks mate, the season is warming up again here so hopefully will be some new vids to top this one ;)

[supakite]

driftin at 1:48 mint

[lickedysplit1979]

Thanks mate :D

[Airjunky90]

Nice one!! I've just got my buggy for christmas! can't wait to try it out.

[lickedysplit1979]

Sweet! Hopefully your having a great time in it by now ;)

[willyfxp123]

hi nice vid,do you know any cheap buggys for kids?

[lickedysplit1979]

Hi mate, sorry for the late reply - There are a few options as far as kids buggies, all depends where you are. Send me a message via here and I will give you some details

[willyfxp123]

np for the late reply, i live in Ireland

[neilj37]

Nice video and some good aerial moves

[dazandginger]

very nice vid, good air and wheel offs.

[lickedysplit1979]

Thanks, getting better ;)

[waxcj]

Looking good at Long Reef boys... Nice air time.

[lickedysplit1979]

Thanks Mate :)

[carltb]

nice vid mr split!!!!

[lickedysplit1979]

:D Thanks Carl

[supermanred]

Excellent video bro!