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It sure is. Been grounded a few months though. Dang 2 stroke motors

most people in south florida go to homestead airport to learn aerolight.com/. I havent used them personally but everyone I fly with says they are great to learn with. Thanks for the comment and yes the views are awesome. simply the best way(and cheapest) to experience flight imho.

its mostly open cattle fields around there so ya if you had to land it wouldnt be a problem. The place where I can camp at for free is a little sketchy as the lz is a little tight.

saw lots of big sharks down there. scary how close to shore they are.

I feel the need for 39mph!

no no no no no shakey cam is all the cinematic rage now

@@gregson99 You ruined the last Indiana jones, don’t make bring the full weight of the galactic empire of ILM and destroy you..

Wonder what Steven Spielberg thinks of this masterpiece

its smelled a little more like smoke but looks foggy enough to me:)

No you can fly any way you want. Another pilot gets motion sick easily too.

@@gregson99 I would never do spins. Just wonder if the air currents bounce you around. How do you learn on the ground about what each strap controls when you pull it? I'm guessing 2 each side. up and down and left and right?

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv up and down is the throttle for more or less thrust. Left and right is done with either or combination of tip steer, brake handle, weight shift.

@@gregson99 YEP, now I'm an expert flyer... CRASH!!! Like how do you get your training before taking off. are there 2 seaters that you fly with someone else?

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv there are tandems but it's still a little different flying those to singles. I did fly 2 flights on a tandem at first but you could easily just have instructor on radio. Are you seriously considering or just curious?

Was flying past the speed of sound:) I know you miss the wind and 2 stroke noise

hahaha no I dont think that would work unless u were a gyro and weight less than 120 lbs. Its really safer than riding a motorcycle with today's drivers on the road and alot more fun.

I just use my phone and paragliding logbook dot com

@@gregson99 I have a dumb phone, so. I have an old garmin v from 2004 that is perfect for that.

Hobe Sound, FL out west. Gotta wait for the video to process lol. its still 360p. Thanks for the like

@@gregson99 Never said I "LIKED" this video............I "LOVE" it. :-) Your a crazy fool or .... I'm too old. What hwy. was that?

@@gregson99 So I guess that's the inter coastal correct?

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv where did you see me on youtube to find me?? That should be bridge rd most of the video.

@@JohnSmith-uy7sv no, its the canal that goes to port mayaca, lake okeechobee and turns into the st lucie river to the northeast.

lots of variables, using thermals and extra fuel hours and hours. Typical flight is 1hr to 1hr and 30minutes then my butt starts getting sore and Ive had enough lol.

@@gregson99 That's funny. Seems to be everyone's problem. I just did a 52 miles round trip bike ride fro okee to the other side of the bridge at port mayaca. "port mayaca bike ride." I am in so much pain because of my spine injury. took 6 hours to do it. At 62 .. it was a killer ride for my lower back. Never again. thanks.

The take-off zone there is sketchy. Trees all around and power lines on 1 edge of the field. There's only one angle you can come in and kind of bank and land to be safer.

There's plenty of McDonald's in the making out there in the fields

heyya thanks, dont forget to hit the like button, subscribe, and hit that bell for future notifications:)

Thank you it was a beautiful flight

Yo dude, YOU BETTER STEP OFF. Ya whatever.

@@gregson99 I, I, brought a superman comic for ya, Tony

bring the comic but step off George, JUST STEP OFF! @@georgecostanza6586

You should also get some ear protection on that helmet, it’s well worth it as it’s really noisy when flying. You don’t want to get stuck with a hearing loss.

Hi im wearing ear plugs, the motor is an hpr180 with an exhaust leak thats why it sounded so bad. Frame is the russian skymax.@@hobie1613

hey, ya that was me. Ive seen these flying at the beach since I was a teenager. Always had my mind set to learn how to fly one. It took about 10 or so more years before I got into it finally meeting people at the beach who taught me how to fly. You know I don't like heights when standing on say a high building but this is completely different sensation flying. Also you feel pretty secure in that harness and wing(as long as the air isn't too turbulent:) Thanks for commenting.

Ill ask the gang next time we fly together about that. Little bit of spill burg history, X58 is where little burg had his first taste of flight in a vintage piper j3 cub at 13 years old:) Been fascinated with flight ever since.

I want to do a cross country one of these days to port mayaca from bridge road. Just need someone to drive my car there.

I'll be down after labor day if it can wait 'til then...

you have a 2nd home in south florida? Im sure you would want to do an XC with me in that case:)

thanks Todd, Ill try that next time as I always come in hot being overloaded. I haven't flown in the wet grass so I don't slip, only trouble I have is occasional frame rub on my calf as I touchdown.

it was cool weather but air was a little rough at this time in the afternoon(5:00pm)

Dirt Biker cancun,Mexico

Thanks for the comment. Would be a cool spot to film with your drone for sure. Ireland is very beautiful as well.