6/12 Lincoln Beach No Blow

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6/12 Lincoln Beach No Blow

Postby Kenny » Fri Jun 13, 2008 6:04 am

The north wind picked up around noon in the SLC valley and Bluffdale looked promising late in the afternoon. So, I and 7 or 8 other kiters made the migration to Lincoln. The wind looked good on the drive down, but petered out near Lincoln. There must have been too much west in the direction. I am curious if anyone got out at Lindon or SSB. Lincoln was sub-prime all evening. I got someone downwind sloshes after 6 friendly kite slaves helped me launch my SA2 19M. I wish I had a photo. I impressed them with amazingly underpowered reaches. I did get one reach where I planned the whole way with the kite parked. I think that experience would have been amazing for me if it were my first day on the water. I stayed in the water for around 90 minutes, the wind kept teasing me, just below the theshold of rideable. Oh well, at least I worked up an appetite for Del Taco on the ride home.
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Re: 6/12 Lincoln Beach No Blow

Postby bordy » Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:46 am

Kenny rode, we watched. The level of stoke was unmatched!

The one reach he maintained plane was.....well, there is just not words...
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Re: 6/12 Lincoln Beach No Blow

Postby Arpi » Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:40 pm

I was ripping on my 13 at SSB. You guys should have been there. :lol: Just kidding I drowe done to SSB because a saw the west to it like Kenny sad it. I left 7 pm whit no rideing. That was one of those teaser afternoon breeze. I missed you guys. The highest reading on my wind meter was 10 mph. Kenny on his silver arrow would have been a happy guy there. :mrgreen:

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