Forums > Kitesurfing General

Which bars have a coated chicken loop line?

Reply
Created by KnutH > 9 months ago, 5 Dec 2010
KnutH
VIC, 427 posts
6 Dec 2010 1:04AM
Thumbs Up

I know the Cabrinha bar does, any other?
Why isn't that standard anyway, at least for bars without clam cleat?

AKSonline
WA, 925 posts
Site Sponsor
6 Dec 2010 12:06AM
Thumbs Up

Ozone 2010 and 2011 gear also has the PU coated depower line.

Never wears out!

Cheers,

DM

Surfer62
1357 posts
6 Dec 2010 2:54AM
Thumbs Up

Takoon

picker
VIC, 431 posts
6 Dec 2010 1:00PM
Thumbs Up

any. just buy some bunnings, heat it up and pull yours through

eppo
WA, 9686 posts
6 Dec 2010 11:50AM
Thumbs Up

KnutH said...

I know the Cabrinha bar does, any other?
Why isn't that standard anyway, at least for bars without clam cleat?


Yeh nice and smooth but does anyone find the length dangerously too long! The time I used it I nearly got worked becuase I honesly couldn't reach the bar after I let it go?? What's up with the really long chickenloops, you only need a small distance for a lot of depower nowadays?

djdojo
VIC, 1614 posts
6 Dec 2010 3:03PM
Thumbs Up

eppo said...

KnutH said...

I know the Cabrinha bar does, any other?
Why isn't that standard anyway, at least for bars without clam cleat?


Yeh nice and smooth but does anyone find the length dangerously too long! The time I used it I nearly got worked becuase I honesly couldn't reach the bar after I let it go?? What's up with the really long chickenloops, you only need a small distance for a lot of depower nowadays?


If you can't reach the bar just grab the depower line and pull it towards you til you can reach the bar.

Card
QLD, 77 posts
6 Dec 2010 2:32PM
Thumbs Up

Hadlow kites do.

eppo
WA, 9686 posts
6 Dec 2010 1:41PM
Thumbs Up

djdojo said...

eppo said...

KnutH said...

I know the Cabrinha bar does, any other?
Why isn't that standard anyway, at least for bars without clam cleat?


Yeh nice and smooth but does anyone find the length dangerously too long! The time I used it I nearly got worked becuase I honesly couldn't reach the bar after I let it go?? What's up with the really long chickenloops, you only need a small distance for a lot of depower nowadays?


If you can't reach the bar just grab the depower line and pull it towards you til you can reach the bar.


Hang on if Icouldn't reach the bar, I'd have hell of a time reaching the depower, unless I depoweredf first, then the trim wouldn't have been right. If they shortened the chicken loop would be a beautiful bar, so smmoooooooth.

Big eeeZeee
NSW, 1100 posts
6 Dec 2010 6:55PM
Thumbs Up

eppo said...

djdojo said...

eppo said...

KnutH said...

I know the Cabrinha bar does, any other?
Why isn't that standard anyway, at least for bars without clam cleat?


Yeh nice and smooth but does anyone find the length dangerously too long! The time I used it I nearly got worked becuase I honesly couldn't reach the bar after I let it go?? What's up with the really long chickenloops, you only need a small distance for a lot of depower nowadays?


If you can't reach the bar just grab the depower line and pull it towards you til you can reach the bar.


Hang on if Icouldn't reach the bar, I'd have hell of a time reaching the depower, unless I depoweredf first, then the trim wouldn't have been right. If they shortened the chicken loop would be a beautiful bar, so smmoooooooth.


dojo's talking about the center line. Pull that in and then grab the bar

eppo
WA, 9686 posts
7 Dec 2010 11:16AM
Thumbs Up

Okay, understand. Still, shouldn't have to do that I reckon. I would use the cabrina bar if it had a shorter depower. Hence I use a bar that allows me the reduce the length of the depower.

Cheers for the advice, next time I'm on the switchblades I will remember this (great kite!)



Subscribe
Reply

Forums > Kitesurfing General


"Which bars have a coated chicken loop line?" started by KnutH