Freerace vs Transport vs Sector

Flyboy · **Joined:** Thu Oct 17, 2002 1:00 am **Posts:** 795

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It is if you live in a lightwind area! In the summer here, every afternoon, the wind picks up to 8-10 knots. That's all you get. Getting a raceboard and big kite lowered my low end from 12 knots to 8. This more than tripled the sessions I could get in the summer months.

I take your point - if you live in an area with a consistent light thermal or "sea breeze", having a really low wind option makes sense. Kiting on the Great Lakes, where the kiting is front-based, consistent light winds are not that common (although they do occasionally happen) - more usually light wind is on the way up

, or on the way down

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Telekiter · **Posted:** Tue Nov 06, 2012 10:22 am

Regarding the Sector 60, does it have the option to mount just one rear strap, or is this soley on the Sector 54. On pictures there is a hole in the "grey" part on the center line where this insert would be situated.

I just wondering because it would be nice if the board could be used in large swell for "wave"-riding.

/Urban.

Freerace vs Transport vs Sector

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