I'm thinking Issan when I return from my contract in the UK.
http://www.nimbus-paramotors.com/
I'm thinking Issan when I return from my contract in the UK.
http://www.nimbus-paramotors.com/
Get a regular 4-wheeler instead. A lot quieter too.
I've seen the backpack version in pickups around Ubon and about 3 or 4 single seat trikes for sale outside a motorbike repair shop halfway between Soon Heng shopping centre and the Sisaket bus station.
They must be legal. There should be some clubs out there where you can get info.
Yeah go for it Noodles. I'm sure you dont need to bother about training or anything silly like that. Make sure you get a TD member to video you of course.
Theres a brand new one for sale in TV classified ads, bought in Germany. B119,000 located in Krabi.Originally Posted by Larn
Of course I would do the training. It looks like it could be a great hobby and not so expensive.Originally Posted by Gerbil
There's a bloke who used to use one of those you wear on your back, he used to go down the beach everyday and fly over the sea between Pattaya and Jomtien, sadly oneday the engine conked out and he landed in the sea and was dragged down by it and drowned, look pretty smart though
there was a guy in phuket who used a paramotor to photograph the Kings Cup Regatta
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ERR no mate - you'll crash it pissed..
I fokin know what your like..
^My Mrs would go mental if I bought one.
Place near Patts does courses, checked it out a while ago, done paragliding but slightly more involved,
I used to fly real gliders 25 years ago. Wouldnt get me near one of these buggers though,
bloke does it on koh chang in kae bae around sunset, horrible noisy cnut, wants blowin out of the sky ruining everyones peace, what a cnut
^Yep, seen a couple in Goa doing the same. Noisy bastards. Issan would be okay for it though.
She may be the least of your worries.Originally Posted by English Noodles
Have fun.
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"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect,"
They is a club in Phrae that fly these things and has farang members.
They could probably train you
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