rained off,which is a pity as the clay doesnt stick to your tyres when its raining
. running 3.8 fat larrys today instead of those skinny hookworms
A huge thanks to englishman Chris Wright , who had prepared a set of tyres ,but was unable to attend,he sold me tyres at cost, and they were all buffed and ready to go ,
thank you so much
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dont take a ferrari to a dune buggy race!!!!!!!!!
nappy rush with its 4.2m poly sail would have been the perfect choice for this beach, fast upwind and grosly overpowered downwind
add clemco steering and sit up nappy rush to the grandad position and youve just described the top designs on the beach. fit a 5.5 for medium winds and a 6.5
for the lighter stuff Clemcos batten diagram was spot on for beaches,forgrt your hookworms,as they are not too good at 15psi
only needed 10psi on the front and now have 10kg of sand at the back to keep it light up front. running a massive 6kg on the front when sailing that keeps the front wheel just touching the ground,except on the tacks ,which are achived by the front aileron/wheel
with all the adjustments I actually finished a race today, on 2 wheels,possibly 2 laps behind, but recieved a compliment from one of the french pilots when I held back at a mark to give him a clean line.
re the beach.......;its s**t
but thats Europe, If I recall correctly
on another note , European kite buggiers ;make us landyachters look like a mob of babies.
the crap they sailed through was incredible
after 1 lap they were driving through a river,and they did it again and again
