Hello Riders
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my name is Alberto and i'm glad to be here.
I show you a video of the carrapaho.
Greetings also to Henry veladaterra 
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Hello Clemco,
the buggy with two wheels,(kite bike) are easy and stable even when they run.
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would like to see some closer images , but maybe its better not to
I've been looking forwards to seeing a kite powered pennyfarthing myself 
stephen
picked up a 36 spoke unicycle wheel at the tip today. thats the first component I need
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Hello Riders,
my name is Alberto and i'm glad to be here.
I show you a video of the carrapaho.
Greetings also to Henry veladaterra .
should have said so earlier , welcome to seabreeze Alberto, we love a fresh face and some new stuff
Thank you
The dream of any inventor in the world is always the same
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A big factory adopting your idea.
So i made this video.
Yesterday I had the privilege to sit down in the Carrapaho. The first feeling was amazing, I felt immediately at ease - pretty important in a landyacht where balance is made by the pilot - the building is very solid, the seat is low and the steering - Alberto will concentrate his efforts on the handlebar, dropping the pedal control - is reactive with the right autorithy (I mean, not too "loose").
Next September we're going to Sardinia to took part to a great event (the Italian landyachting and Class 8 Championship) where enthusiasts will also attend to the first TWO WHEELS LANDYACHT CHALLENGE 
I wish you don't mind if I offered the sticker I got at 2012 Worlds from the AUS Team to Alberto, he has got plenty of seabreeze spirit to deserve it
Ciao - Enrico
Hello dear Riders,
this is a little video of carrapaho.
I have to complete the job.
Alberto
Ciao Albertone!!..nice upgrade on your Carraphao....hope to see you at "the Race 2015"!! Bye.
Hello dear Roby,
thank you and see you at...The Race 2015.
Dear guys... you're all invited to Sardinia in september 2015.
Hi there, My name is Kieran and I am the designer of a brand new type of LandYacht. Please check out my website here:
sites.google.com/a/kazecar.com/kazecar/
I would be very interested in your comments. Cheers, Kieran
My concerns/comments
When you tip over I can see your legs bending the steering shaft at its support. You sit up too straight making your body into a wind brake. You are too high from the ground increasing your chance of tipping. The steering wheel/shaft assembly is all that you hold when you spin out/tip over and will be subjected to huge lateral loads. Where are the sheet ropes to control the sail. For good speed where is the streamlining. No flex in you back axle, so extreme vibration over rough terrain. Sliding/swinging seats went out in late 20th century. Best weight shifting is forward/backward. Bent frames will be hellishly expensive to repair back to specifications.
Thanks for the tips Test pilot 1, but you must not be to overly influenced by what exists.
I see a very very fast kite buggy. Beautiful design and construction Alberto. just needs the seatbelt harness.
That is a work of art.
The skills required to pilot it are beyond me.
I tried rolling down a grassed hill in Yeppoon on a Peter Lynn "kite bike" and need a front end loader to fill in all the divots.
May have had something to do with the "Local silly syrup", I had consumed.
Nice work ALberto..i hope to see you again at salt lake in Macchiareddu next year.Bye!
Thanks Riders, always very kind.
I'll keep 'informed.
@Nicolino september in Sardinia
