How to mount the AKA 2 release on a kite bar
This tutorial explains how to install an AKA 2 quick releaser on a universal bar or any other kite control bar.
This tutorial explains how to install an AKA 2 quick releaser on a universal bar or any other kite control bar.
This tutorial explains how to install flotteurs onto a Pro Model Totem Vario universal kite control bar.
Julien Fernandez and Kelly Bonnet are having a blast with the F3W universal bar and the Naish Triad at La Palmyre. Cool freestyle tricks in very light wind. How to connect the universal bar to the kite, how to trigger the safety...
We offer 4 different types of universal bars.
The bar is ready to use. It is truly universal and can be used with all kites on the market. Refrain from changing the settings if you are not an expert and call us before modifying it!
It is the only bar on the market that offers such versatility:
- 4-position rear adjustment: you control the responsiveness of the kite according to its surface area. In very strong winds, if you are using a 4 or 5 m2 wing, you can significantly limit the “mosquito” effect by connecting the steering lines at 43 cm to slow down the kite. Conversely, if you want to accelerate the kite (in light winds or if you have added extensions), you can adjust the steering lines to the 55 cm position. In short, you can perfectly control how fast the kite will move by adjusting the rear line spacing.
- Adjusting the length of the steering lines: you can slightly overpower in light winds (or overpower for wake style).
- Adjusting the length of the depower throw: if you are tall, you can raise the cleat; for younger riders, it is possible to lower and move the Clamcleat aerocleat cleat closer to make it more accessible to younger riders.
- You can take apart the bar completely! You can replace absolutely everything. If you bought a bar 10 years ago or more, all spare parts are available on the website!
Add a fifth line, or remove it to go back to four lines. Example: you have a four-line F-One Bandit and a five-line Rebel. When you switch from one to the other, you can add or remove the fifth line.
The Instinct bar (formerly known as the “freestyle wave” or F3W) is similar to the Totem bar, with one difference: the ends of the Instinct bar do not allow you to vary the spacing of the steering lines.
Perso j'ai la barre carbone et c'est une tuerie …
Merci pour cette barre universelle qui me permet de l'adapter à toutes mes voiles.
J'ai du matos de Kite Attitude depuis des années et elle est toujours en très bon état, c'est du solide.