Paramotor Tips & Tricks: How to Replace a Paraglider Line

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In this Paramotor Tips & Tricks Video, BlackHawk's Head Flight Instructor Joe Cruz demonstrates how to replace a broken or damaged Paraglider line. As part of a normal pre-flight inspection, this should ALWAYS include examining all glider lines. If you find a line has been frayed, the outer sheath is damaged, or the line is broken, this video will provide a visual aid in replacing the line. If you have any questions about this process, make sure to talk to a Certified Flight Instructor or glider repair expert. Replacing a line must be done correctly and match the original standards set by the glider manufacturer. Repairing or replacing a line improperly can cause the glider to not perform as intended, or can cause serious injury and even death.

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