Way O/T Peter Lynn Rebble 5.0m Traction Power Kite

[Mark (smokey mow)]

O/T Peter Lynn Rebble 5.0m Traction Power Kite

4-line open cell foil kite for land based traction activities (buggying, boarding, scudding etc)
4.5m wingspan, 5.0sqm surface area.

Slow moving and stable design, suitable for intermediate skill levels.
New these retailed for £255, I still have the receipt and owners handbook for it.

No rips, tears or repairs.

Sale includes kite, handles, lines and rucksack.
For sale to you at £110
 
PM or email wsccessex@btinternet.com

[SteveD]

cool ! does it come with any wheels

[Mark (smokey mow)]

cool ! does it come with any wheels

You'll be wanting and engine on it next

It's an exhilarating ride on a mountain board, with a good cross shore wind behind you  

[langy]

cool ! does it come with any wheels

I have something which will suit this and has yes it does have wheels  

and a free bump  

[carpetstu]

Pew(the Cannock AO) has one of these and it's awesome !

If I wasn't saving the pennies for the Xmas holiday I would buy it!

Who ever does buy it do not let small children use it unless you anchor them to something very sustantial  

[Mark (smokey mow)]

BTTT, I've just realised that I still have this sat in the bottom of the wardrobe and I now need make some more room for shoes and clothes  

[darve]

........ and I now need make some more room for shoes and clothes

 

uh-oh       

[Onliest Smeg David]

Good kites peter lynn. You still asking the same as in 2010? Must be worth it.

I've got a 2.8 elliot ekko I never fly now as well.

[Mark (smokey mow)]

Good kites peter lynn. You still asking the same as in 2010? Must be worth it.

I've got a 2.8 elliot ekko I never fly now as well.

they're cracking kites and much better value for money IMO than the flexifoils. I'm hanging onto my other kite a 2.5m Peter Lynn Pepper for now

I've dropped the price a bit since I originally advertised it but it hasn't been used since then

[Onliest Smeg David]

A good kite is well worth spending money on. They're so much better to fly.

I also have smaller PKDs.

And a cheap decathlon one which is not worth the money :-(

I'm tempted by yours as I haven't got one that size, but I have too many purchases lined up for the Westie.

[Mark (smokey mow)]

Go on, you know you want to

[Young Pretender]

I had a 5m a kite by another brand and the power they can harness is frankly amazing.. Need a sensible hat on to ensure you don't break any bones!

 

Good price that.

[Onliest Smeg David]

Even a 1.2 kite can drag you all over the beach and lift you into the air with the right wind!

[Mark (smokey mow)]

Even a 1.2 kite can drag you all over the beach and lift you into the air with the right wind!

you're not wrong

The thing I like about my bigger kites is that they move more slowly through the air and as such are more predictable in their behaviour. My smaller kite is faster and can potentially pull the same as the bigger kite, but can also get you into trouble quicker.

The 5m will fly in the lightest of breezes and only needs around 5-8mph winds to fly. it will happily drag you down the beech as in the above pic in anything over 15-20mph. I've flown in higher winds but it's bl**** dangerous unless you know what you're doing. As a 4-line kite the secondary brake lines offer security and the ability to position the kite exactly where you want it for maximum or minimum power, but you'll see that I still wear kite killers to bring it down quickly when everything starts to go wrong.

[SootySport]

BTTT, I've just realised that I still have this sat in the bottom of the wardrobe and I now need make some more room for shoes and clothes

Oh dear, I can see what's going on here, there'll be a lot more clutter exiting the back door when  ??? moves in.  Just tell ???  the F4 parts are not  an old bathroom suite.