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Created by as mustard as mustard  > 9 months ago, 7 Nov 2007
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as mustard
as mustard

WA

13 posts

7 Nov 2007 11:29pm
just wondering what sort of price im looking at for fixing my kite,
has a huge rip most of the way along the length of the smallest strut to the leading edge.
if it looks like a fair amount itll go in the bin.
fozzy
fozzy

SA

501 posts

8 Nov 2007 1:15am
Moti Levy in NSW (I realise the other side of the world for you) charges in the vicinity of $30 to $35 per metre (of damage). If you measure the length of the tear it will at least give you a rough figure of what you will be up for. (excluding postage obviously) He works at AR Wakensurf in Tweed Heads. Do a search on the net and you can get his mobile number and talk direct with him, or if you have a copy of KBM he advertisers in there. He will courier the kite back to you once repaired. I have a kite with him at the moment and whilst I haven't yet seen his work I am told that he is very good.

I should mention that pricing doesn't include if he has to remove bladders etc. which costs a little more. Just realised I sound like a commercial. If I keep this up I might have to start asking for some sort of commission.
KiteJunky123
KiteJunky123

14 posts

8 Nov 2007 12:50am
Moti Levy is very good. I had an 06 waroo witha burst leading edge. The repair was about 50cm long (stitching and bladder) and it cost me about $120. It cost me $20 to post it there from WA and he got it back to me for free in just over a week. Better than throwing it in the bin!
gruezi
gruezi

WA

3464 posts

8 Nov 2007 2:21am
If you are in WA, then there is only one person...and that is Neil.

www.kite.net.au/

supra
supra

WA

41 posts

8 Nov 2007 8:20am
Yeah. Neils fixed my waroos more than once and you'd never know they were fixed. Bad tears too.

mahadev
mahadev

NSW

46 posts

8 Nov 2007 9:41pm
kiterepairs.com.au
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