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If your tandem / Xenit Trike or Flash Cruiser Trike from Fly Products feels like it is starting to wobble more than it used to? Double check the tension in your cables. These are a part that do stretch over time, use, transport, and stress and can be tensioned and eventually are an easy replacement! ***It is important to use tools to tighten these cables with tools and do NOT assume finger tight is correct.***

In this video, I sit down with Andy Fuller who runs a glider inspection and repair shop to talk through what really happens to paramotor wings as they age. We cover the differences between beginner, intermediate, advanced, freestyle, cross-country, and competition gliders — not just in how they fly, but in how they are built, how they wear, and how much maintenance they require. Andy explains why high-performance wings often need more frequent trim checks, why competition gliders commonly use thinner or unsheathed lines, and how line stretch, shrinkage, and symmetry can affect launch, speed, handling, and flare authority. We also talk about when pilots should send their glider in for inspection, what signs may indicate a wing is out of trim, how long canopies and line sets can realistically last, and what kinds of damage pilots should look for after hard launches, leading-edge impacts, hard maneuvers, or shock-loading events. This is an important conversation for anyone flying paramotors — whether you are on your first beginner wing or stepping into a higher-performance glider. The main takeaway is simple: the more performance a wing offers, the more important it becomes to understand its maintenance requirements and stay ahead of inspections and trim checks. Always follow your glider manufacturer’s manual and have your wing inspected by a qualified professional when needed.

FULL VIDEO OUT NOW! . Choosing the right helmet for paramotoring can be confusing, especially with so many options available at different price points. In this video, we break down some of the most popular helmet choices for solo paramotor pilots, covering everything from budget-friendly options to premium aviation-style helmets. . You'll learn the pros and cons of each type, what features are worth paying for, and how comfort, communication systems, hearing protection, weight, and durability can impact your flying experience. Whether you're just getting started in the sport or looking to upgrade your current setup, this guide will help you find the helmet that best fits your needs and budget. Cheapest Build: - Skateboard helmet (Giro) - Peltor Ear Cups + 3m Ear Cups and option of gel cup upgrades - Affordable bluetooth module . Light Weight Apco JetCom: - APCO JetCom helmet - Ear Cups from OnlyButtFanz - Sena Bluetooth . HeavyDuty Team Wendy: - Team Wendy Helmet - Peltor Ear Cups - Sena or Cards Bluetooth Module . Nvolo: Carbon Fibre Helmet with MANY options - Option for Aviation Radio - Option for 2M radio - Option for GoPro connections - Option for Bluetooth Capability . Most Expensive Helmet: - Team Wendy Helmet with ALL add-on options. . No matter your budget, there’s a helmet option that can help keep you comfortable and protected while enjoying the freedom of powered paragliding. If you found this video helpful, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your favorite helmet setup or questions about paramotor gear. . We would be happy to help you with helmet options and if you have any questions please do call us at 833.232.5483 or send us a quick email at info@oneupadventures.com . #Paramotor #PoweredParagliding #PPG #Paramotoring #ParamotorHelmet #AviationGear #FlyPPG #ParamotorPilot #PoweredParaglider #AdventureFlying #nvolo #teamwendy #apcoaviation #jetcomhelmet

Choosing the right helmet for paramotoring can be confusing, especially with so many options available at different price points. In this video, we break down some of the most popular helmet choices for solo paramotor pilots, covering everything from budget-friendly options to premium aviation-style helmets. . You'll learn the pros and cons of each type, what features are worth paying for, and how comfort, communication systems, hearing protection, weight, and durability can impact your flying experience. Whether you're just getting started in the sport or looking to upgrade your current setup, this guide will help you find the helmet that best fits your needs and budget. Cheapest Build: - Skateboard helmet (Giro) - Peltor Ear Cups + 3m Ear Cups and option of gel cup upgrades - Affordable bluetooth module . Light Weight Apco JetCom: - APCO JetCom helmet - Ear Cups from OnlyButtFanz - Sena Bluetooth . HeavyDuty Team Wendy: - Team Wendy Helmet - Peltor Ear Cups - Sena or Cards Bluetooth Module . Nvolo: Carbon Fibre Helmet with MANY options - Option for Aviation Radio - Option for 2M radio - Option for GoPro connections - Option for Bluetooth Capability . Most Expensive Helmet: - Team Wendy Helmet with ALL add-on options. . No matter your budget, there’s a helmet option that can help keep you comfortable and protected while enjoying the freedom of powered paragliding. If you found this video helpful, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your favorite helmet setup or questions about paramotor gear. . We would be happy to help you with helmet options and if you have any questions please do call us at 833.232.5483 or send us a quick email at info@oneupadventures.com . #Paramotor #PoweredParagliding #PPG #Paramotoring #ParamotorHelmet #AviationGear #FlyPPG #ParamotorPilot #PoweredParaglider #AdventureFlying #nvolo #teamwendy #apcoaviation #jetcomhelmet

You can view the full build video of the new Xenit Trike with the Premier cockpit and features and the Sky Engines Zeus 300 - Twin Boxer with 44 HP!