Corey Jenson – The Mayor of Buggy Town
This week I was deeply saddened to hear that the great Icon of kite flying and bugging, that is Corey Jenson had sadly passed away. Corey was one of the first names I came across when I first started to search out this great sport called Kite Buggying, I found the video below and was fascinated […]
My Bugging Days are Over, For Now
It has been a while since I have written a personal log in this blog, and today I have chosen to formally let you know, that I have now officially finished with my kite buggying. I have also stopped completely building buggies. Let me explain the reasons behind these decisions, Firstly building buggies, as you […]
FBBT 2013 (Fall Buggy Boogie Thang)
FBBT 2013 Part 1 Monsoon Madness Summers in the Sonoran and Mohave deserts are always tough but the early arrival of the 110 degree heat, the insidious humidity that settled well ahead of seasonal norms and complete absence of buggyable conditions in and around my local digs had me doubting I would be in any […]
Deviating from the Norm
Deviating from the Norm If you were in attendance at NABX ’11, you may have taken note of a diabolically heavy, four wheeled monster truck of a buggy nick-named Chuckawalla Rock-It. Tipping the scales at roughly 300 pounds sans pilot, it had long travel, independent suspension comprised entirely of old golf cart and race car […]
American Buggying Archives
What a little gem this is, very interesting reading by Corey Jenson American Buggying Archives Also for some more nostalgia from 1995-2001 Check out NorthWest Buggy Pilots Association