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October 7th 09, 01:53 AM
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Avid flyer
On Oct 5, 1:05 pm, jan olieslagers
wrote: -) It is a taildragger and I am but a beginner pilot, took all my training on tricycles. Can a taildragger Avid Flyer be converted to tricycle? If so, how much of an effort does it take? I bet it would probably cost as much money and time to convert that airplane to a trike as it would to convert you to a taildragger pilot. Best thing about becoming a TD pilot is that you will be ably to fly any subsequent airplane, not just your triked Avid. Isn't that a better investment? Dan 
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