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Tony Burton
1/8/2012 01:10:50 am
I enjoyed the poem on the "Vintage" page. With apologies to Bernard, here is my Mark II version.
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Tim Williams
2/13/2016 01:03:20 am
I love it
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Johan Badenhorst
1/8/2012 01:11:19 am
Very Nice website. I had a good chuckle. Keep it up.
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Karry Robidoux
1/8/2012 01:11:49 am
Top class site yours faithfully Karry Robidoux
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1/8/2012 01:12:26 am
Love your comments about the Standard Libelle 201 ! I just added Sifowpedia! to my link page at
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Eric Cochran
1/8/2012 01:12:54 am
Love the web sight. Exactly what soaring needs-just a bit of attitiude. Might become the next Cirrus chav in the USA soon though. But then again next to the Ausies we're the biggest Chavs in the world. So I'd probibly end up a bit of a Chav even in a 201b. I won't thermal against the grain though. I despise those "pilots". Can't say I won't be pulling just 2G's to prove I can dolphin for a while. Once again great site! I'm going to pass it along to my fellow club members.
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Trev Cook
1/8/2012 01:13:16 am
Cracking site, Can vouch for the comments about Vintage stuff. And the Cirrus, that made me howl with laughter. Chav glider pilots, whatever next?
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Macro
1/8/2012 01:13:43 am
And a 10/10 for the gliderdescriptions! Out of experience I can fully agree with the T59D.
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Colin
4/22/2012 06:14:05 pm
Just bought a Lak 12 and have started looking round to understand what`s what.
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Haakon
8/16/2012 11:06:41 pm
funny gliderdescriptions,i fly paragliders and i find your wiews about that to be true many times.
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10/27/2012 10:08:31 am
Could not stop laughing while reading the PiK-20 page. You've nailed the experience. Flew a D model for some years. Found myself beneath a raincloud - just once. Thought the dive brakes had come fully open. Luckily, I had plenty of height. Vowed not to try that again.
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Wolle
11/25/2012 11:23:16 pm
Great site ! Seems to be that yesterday I (accidently !) became a follower of your sifow movement when purchasing a Salto with 13,3 m (switching from a LS3a with 15m !). Keep on and may the thermals be with you.
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Knut I.
2/19/2013 05:44:14 am
Great site. I have made a link on our clubs website.
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Merel O'Rourke
2/20/2013 12:15:22 pm
Just discovered your site and loved it! Excellent!
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Colin 2
5/31/2013 05:11:24 pm
I don't know if it's a coincidence that Colins are associated with LAK12s... Anyway, a fantastic and very amusing look at some lovely machines. Thanks for putting in the effort.
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john murphy
11/14/2014 12:36:19 pm
Love the website.
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Tim Williams
2/13/2016 12:56:28 am
Love it! Keep up the good work.
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Mark Etherington
8/12/2016 04:14:14 pm
Really a good read and such a laugh too, Love the list
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Graham
12/26/2016 09:45:22 am
I love your perceptive insights; the comment about the ASW20's Jesus flap gave me the biggest laugh of the year!!
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Ulrich
3/16/2018 02:30:44 pm
Nice, funny review. Have over 2,000 hours on the ASW 20 and love it. However, there are only two wingspan versions, 15m and 16.6m - no 18m.
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David Bybee
9/2/2019 03:53:48 pm
Laughed so hard I cried, made my ribs hurt! Please keep up the good work, best web site ever. Excellent help at what might be a good fit.
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Andy Elliott
5/27/2021 03:42:29 am
Thats my glider!!!
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A Sifow Pilot
6/16/2021 04:50:49 am
Was really looking for a DG-100 article here. Kind of curious what score you would give it :)
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David a Buttram
8/25/2021 06:40:52 pm
Hi everyone,
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Ernesto
11/8/2022 08:08:10 pm
I love the reviews. Please, PLEASE, make a genesis one.
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