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Old December 26th 03, 12:30 AM
Chad Irby
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Mike Marron wrote:

Chad Irby wrote:
Mike Marron wrote:


You forgot to mention that, without a checkout from me (or some other
competent trike pilot) would literally KILL anyone_on_this_list.


...and the same for most types of aircraft new to the pilot.


My point exactly!

Like a sidecar on a motorcycle can kill someone who's just a two-wheel
rider. It's not because it's hard, it's because it's *different*.


It can quickly get to be "hard" flying trikes (adverse weather).


....or normal hang gliders.

....or other small planes.

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