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This category is for sites related to kite traction sports including kite buggying, kiteskating, kite skateboarding, kiteskiing (snow) and kite jumping - but does not include kitesurfing.
http://cnjbg.20m.com/
Al Campos, Chris Mingrone and Glenn Pedro founded this group of east coast kite buggy enthusiasts. Site provides local news, buggy locations and member photos.
http://www.deadbirdbuggybash.com/
Annual kite traction event held at Galveston Texas USA over the Thanksgiving holiday. DBBB is a fun, no-schedule, no-races event promoting buggying and kite traction sports. Provides event information, online registration, attendees list and merchandise store.
http://www.doomwheels.com
Off-road, in-line kite skating with lessons and building instructions by Bob Childs plus kite traction photos, videos, articles, forum.
http://kitebuggy.johnb.co.nz/
Kite buggying and landboarding in New Zealand with photos and a personal buggy log.
http://www.kiteskating.com
Sport history, instruction, and resource links specific to kite powered skating and skateboarding.
http://www.kitevibe.com/
Teaches power kiting, buggying and landboarding. Includes FAQ and photographs.
http://www.northhantsbuggy.org.uk/
A club for Kite Buggying and Boarding enthusiasts in the Basingstoke, Hampshire UK area with access to private land.
http://home.kpn.nl/robert.heerekop/
Homemade kite powered sand skis. Site features photos, movies and building instructions. Site is available in English and Dutch.
http://quadlinekites.com/sobb/index.html
Annual kite traction event on an 11 mile long beach. Site features maps, photo album and forum.
http://www.kitepower.com/
Jo Coates posts information on kite buggying in the UK. Photos, instruction, event calendar, kite reviews, and store listings in the U.S. and Europe.
http://www.x-zone.co.uk/
All forms of power kiting including kite surfing, kite buggying, kite jumping and paragliding taken to the extreme. Includes photos, movies and forum.
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