Learned how to fly a Rev today!

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[socalman320]

I'll assume you got set up with longer brake lines already? If not, I can show you. It was a tremendous help to me.

I just hook things up and move the knots until it feels ok, but I'm doing this all on my own.  Send me a PM next time you are headed for kite hill and I'll see if I can make it.

It would be great to fly with someone - I rarely see revs out there.

Today would've been a great day to go out!! I've gone out to Whidbey quite a few times too in the last month.

Matter of fact I got some great pics of a guy kite boarding on the way to Fort Casey the last time out there.

I have quite a few kites coming my way in the next few days that I'll be itching to play with. This weekend looks like rain. Maybe after it passes we can get together and I'll bring a few Revs with or at least the one I have set up with longer brake lines so you could see what I mean.

We could always exchange #'s and text for last minute stuff too if you're interested.

Peace