Let The Repair Season Start, NOT! Now that the kiting season is underway, and summer [...]
Quadline competition has been around since the late 1980’s and has evolved into something very [...]
Finally the month of May has arrived. With it comes longer, warmer days. There is [...]
This month I commence presenting only one kitemaker profile per issue. Time and finding co-operative [...]
Victory Through Consistent Mediocrity Fellow cheaters, this is to be my final column on the [...]
Chapter Nine – You Want To Do What? This chapter really starts way back in Detroit, [...]
The Same, But Different, and More So Most American fliers are incredibly jealous of the [...]
Christmas In April Throughout my life, April has been a special month. As a child, [...]
The BORK is Alive! I’m very sorry about missing last the last issue. I had [...]
Tangents and Trivia, January Issue I really enjoyed reading your article. Train day is my [...]
Gecko Manufacturer: Progressive Line US Distribution: Skyburner Kites Wingspan: 60 inches Height: 34 inches Wind [...]
Photo of the Month Scenes from the Erie Icy Fly, photos by Sam Ritter Photos [...]
The Influence of Color on the Flyability of Kites A great deal has been written [...]
RAF Scampton, Linconshire, UK 14 February 1999 As I passed through the security checkpoint, it [...]
In October 1998 a group of six indoor kite flyers from various parts of the [...]
The Second Annual Treasure Island Stunt Kite Competition took place January 15th through the 17th [...]
Mention the word competition to some sport kite enthusiasts & you’ll immediately get the hand. [...]
Cocktail Napkin Kite Plan Miniature kites have been around for a long time. In Japan [...]
Satire by Joseph Samuels Introduction- The history of kites was recorded more than 2500 years [...]
An Introduction (Of Sorts) I can’t help but feel that some explanation is necessary regarding [...]
From royal splendour to riotous egalitarianism – the 3rd Desert Kite Festival held at Jodhpur [...]