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Let’s go flyke a kite

•• Published: Nov 9, 2012

With the pending approach of 2013 a mere eight weeks away or so. Wexford is looking towards ‘the Gathering’ . While catching up on what’s happening in and around the county over 2013 I came across the Hooked Kitefest now that’s all very well for the Duncannon Beach, New Ross, Duncannon, Co. Wexford 31 August 2013 – 1 September 2013, 11:00 – 17:00 Daily  •  hookedkitesurfing.ie

This is a little more like it for those calm days during our winter months.

FALK BLÜMLER • Velavis Flyke • Product Design • 2008 • HfG Offenbach, Germany

Velavis is a flyke—a relatively new mobility concept that is a cross between a recumbent bicycle and a motorized paraglider. It combines the advantages of each of these forms of transport, thus offering the pilot a new dimension in mobility and independence.

For the first time in the history of aviation, the Velavis flyke, which falls into the category of ultra-light aircraft, allows ambitious hobby pilots to move through the air and on the ground with one and the same vehicle and thus remain mobile after landing.  Runs on electricity

The Velavis Flyke is an concept design for an electric Flyke. As with the original Flyke you can enjoy the comfort and simplicity of this Aircraft and also use it on the road to get to your airfield or plan trips. This trike is famous for crossing whole countrys while flying and cycling over boarders. You take your tent with you and camp right there where you land and go on the next day. Landing out on a field and cycle to the next gas/ petrol station.
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Flyke” in action – it’s a flying bike that can be pedalled (or propeller powered) on the ground, and flown in the air. The author of this video flew from Land’s End to John O’Groats, UK in the summer of 2009 (www.flybike.co.uk), landing in random fields every couple of hours, cycling to petrol stations to refuel and then taking off again from nearby fields. Landing about 30 times altogether during the trip, and raised £17000 for charity.