Date:	Fri, 10 Mar 1995 10:32:29 -1000
From:	sandy.wagner@nycps.nycenet.edu
Message-Id: <m0rnBMM-00028bC@met003.nycenet.edu>
Organization: Harvard University Office of Information Technology
Subject: Backtracker

You would be better off spending another 50-60 to get the Rev II.

The Backtracker is a BEGINNER kite and I am personally dissapointed with

its perfomance.  It is tough to fly and for the difference in price.. go

for the Rev II.  It comes with good handles and a good set of lines

instead of the plastic handles and Dacron line.

        Good luck either way,
                Sandy


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Date:	Mon, 13 Mar 1995 11:05:00 -1000
From:	jgrav@mav.com (Jim Graverholt)
Message-Id: <m0roHIo-0001HrC@hindmost.mav.com>
Organization: Maverick International Inc.
Subject: Re:Backtracker

Here's another 2 cents worth:

I bought a backtracker because I thought I wanted to try 4 lines.
I glad I did.  I learned on this indestructible kite **then** I bought
a RevII.  I sold my backtracker to a friend that wanted to learn.  He
is testing it's indestructiblity now.

It takes a licken' and comes up flying! 

J.




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Date:	Mon, 13 Mar 1995 11:13:00 -1000
From:	jgrav@mav.com (Jim Graverholt)
Message-Id: <m0roHQq-0001H6C@hindmost.mav.com>
Organization: Maverick International Inc.
Subject: Re:Backtracker

If you want to learn to fly 4 line, this kite will keep you in the air.

***One tough kite***

J.


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Date:	Mon, 13 Mar 1995 01:28:37 -1000
From:	Andy Millson <andym@iso.port.ac.uk>
Message-Id: <3k1a95$4mi@hawk.ee.port.ac.uk>
Organization: University of Portsmouth (UK)
Subject: Re: Backtracker

I nearly bought the Backtracker as well, but was persuded by the 
store guy to go for the REV II mainly cos of the improved   
performance and better wind range 
 
I would definitely go for the REV II its a bitch to learn at   
first, but the end results are worth the effort 8-) 
 
Andy 




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Date:	Sat, 24 Jun 1995 06:23:32 -1000
From:	ciuffo@rainbow.rmii.com (Aaron Ciuffo)
Message-Id: <3she64$sio@natasha.rmii.com>
Organization: Rocky Mountain Internet Inc.
Subject: BackTracker




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Date:	Sun, 25 Jun 1995 20:31:32 -1000
From:	terryt@internode.net (terryt)
Message-Id: <3slk84$q60@dns.tcel.com>
Organization: InterNode Networks
Subject: Backtracker

I just bought a backtracker.  I love it.  Does anyone have any special tips or hints to accomplish new tricks.  

Thanks.


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