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John Doe wrote: "inlina" <inlina@gmail.com> wrote: The flatness looks like it will catch pebbles/rocks on the street doesn't it? Quad wheels generally have even larger flat surfaces....yes quad wheels do catch more on street variables, from cracks to sticks to pebbles.....generally i percieve the flat contour to be a requirement for the turning of the wheels through the action

This sort of thing is frustrating, but the general non-kiting public really seems to have no grasp of the relationship between kite, flyer, and the length of line connecting the two. It seems obvious, but to folks strolling along and enjoying the day, a kite is a pretty thing in the sky, the flyer is just another person on the beach who might be doing some sort of tai-chi thing with a quadline