Mark,

I am in Calgary and I have several JoJos for sale. All in mint
condition: RM 6.0, Instinct 4.0 and Instinct 2.5, 2002, flown only
couple of times. 6.0 on handles, 4.0 and 2.5 are on handles AND bar
(have both, including two bridle sets - for 4 line on handles and 3
lines on the bar). Bars, handles, lines, bags, all included

The reason I am selling is that I have decided to spend some money
and switch to Flysurfer completely. I want the exactly same kites in
all the sizes all year around, on snow, ice, water, grass... Same
handling..

If you are using those exclusivelty on the snow, JoJos are really
great. Open ram-air, very fast and very controllable. Great for
cruising (I am not a jumper, but my son is).

I owned Flexi Blade and Concept Air New Waves (among other brands of
foils). JoJo is a very good kite! And in terms of money the price on
a "used" new kite(s) in mint condition will be very competiteve. Just
send me email at aaL111 at yahoo.com, i.e. aaL111@... if
interested.

Andrew Lapides



--- In cankitesurf@yahoogroups.com, "mcpeer" <markp@f...> wrote:
> I'm in the position of having to replace my Flexifoil 4.9 Blade 1,
as
> it got damaged beyond repair this past weekend while kite skiing on
> Great Slave Lake. A fellow kiter and friend snagged one of the lines
> just as I anchored my handles to my ice screw. The resulting tangle
> and tearing sounds were not pleasant. The 4.9 happened to be my most
> used/useful kite. In trying to keep the replacement cost down, I was
> considering a Concept Air 5.5 Freestyle as a replacement. Has
anybody
> flown/own a Concept Air Freestyle and how does it compare to a Blade
> II; Handling, turning speed, gusts, wind range, stability, etc. My
> kiting ability would be considered intermediate (about 3 years
> experience), I mainly use my kite for long distance day travel, and
> don't get much air. Which is not to say that I may get into jumping
at
> a later date. I don't Kite Surf, just Kite ski (Oct through to
May),
> we're still looking at 1.5 months of skiing left.
>
> Any review or critique on the new Concept Air's would be
appreciated.
>
> Mark Peer
> Yellowknife, NT