Kitesurfing lesson - Checking and trimming your kitesurfing bar & lines

[@TheRiderExperience]

We have a new kitesurfing training guide & trick list now available. www.theriderexperience.com/blog/brendans-kitesurfing-guide-and-trick-list

[@s4096188]

Great video 👍👍

[@TheRiderExperience]

Thanks, we will keep them coming!

[@KitesurfingOfficial]

Cool video! 🔥🤙🏻

[@TheRiderExperience]

Thank you!

[@Cabrinhakite]

Awesome video Brendan 💢🤟🪁

[@TheRiderExperience]

Thanks John :)

[@bartdart3315]

Super thank you.

[@TheRiderExperience]

Thanks Bart!

[@onurkitesurfer215]

Very Very Helpful video Thanx

[@A-fl1ln]

Thank you

[@TheRiderExperience]

You're welcome

[@KiteMikePEI]

When you check the line length, do you want them equal with bar all the way in or all the way out? I have seen both explanations and it would make a big difference.

[@TheRiderExperience]

Hi Mike, when the bar is all the way in we want all the lines to be the same length. Also with the bar de-power adjuster fully powered up. I hope that helps, Brendan.

[@joedeckard476]

After you get a new bar (or new lines) how soon does this become an issue and need adjustment? Will they continue to stretch/shrink or just the first season or so?

[@TheRiderExperience]

Hi Joe, In our kite school we normally don't need too adjust new bars for the first year or two and these are used heavily. It will depend a lot on the following and much more - How often your kiting! Riding style, rider weight, and also sand type on the beach.