Leaderboard

Since I have a couple of these, I'll take a stab at it. 1. White Bird Shield 2. White Bird Diamond 3. Joel Scholz fish 4. Joel Scholz goose 5. Joel Scholz Parrot So, what do I win? LOL

Can anyone identify any of them?! I know what they are, which is why I bought them, but does anyone else know what they are? This should be fun! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a well cared for Land Lizard Buggy up for sale. I also have the original bag which is signed by the designer. Asking $295.00 OBO. Buyer pays shipping. Please add 3% if using PayPal. No charge if personal option is used. Thanks for looking! Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My standard urban length is 30ft... Might be a little long for a B2, try the 30-ish range, maybe down to 25ft if it still feels too loose. Also, I do strongly recommend 50# weight to lessen line drag.

Maybe "pushing the button over and over, will cause the elevator to jam, with the Developer in it - between floors"............ Understood John - we know it's just a glitch, and as always, you'll somehow manage to get to the bottom of it

I've never worried about doubling up Leading Edges in my B2. I'll run up to 20 mph with the 2 frame and everything else I'm game to fly in over that with the 3's. I've got the B2 Std. I place more emphasis on enjoyment than sail stretch though. And boy is a B2 F U N!!!!

Philippe, Welcome to the forum. You should find all the answers that you are looking for, here on Kitelife. There is a great deal of knowledge here, and people are very willing to help. Just ask........... As for the B2, I have 3 of them (Std., Mid-Vent, & Full-Vent), as seen in my avatar. None of them came with weights, and unless they just started including them, I don't believe the B2 comes with weights. That is something that was included with the 1.5 B-series, and honestly, I don't think that many people ever use them. I'm sure someone else will chime in on this. As for the rods, I am not real clear, as to what you are asking, but, there should be three rods, that make up your leading edge. One rod should look different than the other two. The odd one should go in the center, and the other two are inserted into each end of the center rod. If you are not sure how they go, take them all out, and lay them on the floor. It will be pretty obvious, how they fit together. Once in the kite, you must pull on the end caps, from each end of the leading edge. Good luck..........

Nice work Karen! You win the next windy day. It will be on me! Here are the scientific names: 1. Rainbow Super Star 2. Ashland Diamond 3. Angel Fish 4. Mallard 5. Parrot

It was great seeing forum friends both new and old at TI... If I didn't see you, don't worry, there is always next year! If you are on Facebook, make sure you shoot me a friend request (if we aren't friends yet), and also take a look at the photos I posted on the AKA Region 4 Facebook : http://ow.ly/sLfRH

i'm in

By doing this you mean?

Now I understand all the short, inane posts around here! You guys are just running up the score! ;-{>

I will make it my top priority. Maybe you can hold the camera so I can finally declare to the world that "I fly kites"

Better yet, post the pics here for posterity.

Well people the RNG has spoken once again. The lucky number is #11, windpoacher is the winner. PM me your 2 choices and your shipping address and I will get the stakes and holsters in the mail as soon as possible. Thanks everyone for their entries it has been fun. Congratulations to windpoacher.