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Display Teams:

Collectif Zoone

Team of single line designers introducing nonclassified flying forms of life.

http://droit.de.vent.free.fr/

Dark Star Kite Displays

Bryan Cantle is a one-man team, flying three stunt kites at once. Provides a UK event schedule and photo galleries.

http://homepages.tesco.net/~brycant76/darkstar_001.htm

End Of The Line (EOL)

Austin Team: Demonstrations, Performances, Training and Competitions. Eddie Zihlman, Jim Cox, Steven Ploof, Kevin Kirkendoll and Jim Wood.

http://www.onr.com/austin-eol/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Flying Circus

Dutch single line team.

http://flying-circus.cyclone.be/

Kite-O-Holix

Austrian competition / Display Team

http://www.kites.org/kiteoholix/

OOPS! My Fault

Three man stunt kite team from Oregon.

http://members.tripod.com/~backtracker46/index.html

Ray Bethell

The world's premier multiple kite flyer from Vancouver, BC Canada.

http://www.raybethell.com/

Red Baron Kite Team

Flying Triplanes in Holland.

http://home.versatel.nl/RedBaronKite/

Sky Dance and Bi Dance Kite Team

Mark and Jeanette Lummas - founding members. Information for both teams and related kiting information.

http://home.earthlink.net/~lummas/Kites/kites.html

Sky's The Limit

Meg and Bill organize colorful displays, demonstrations and static exhibits and professional competitions and festivals.

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze26db3/

Team Garuda

Sport kite competition team from Germany. English and German.

http://www.team-garuda.de

Teamfliegen - Team Sport Kite Community

Information portal for Sport Kite Teams and competitions.

http://www.teamfliegen.de

TKO Sport Kite Team - USA

AKA/USA national sport kite team Champions. Members are: Troy Gunn, Chris Shultz, Shane Snowden, Jerry Hershey.

http://tko.sportkite.team.tripod.com/home.htm

Wigsley Wings Kite Display Team

Nine member team specializes in large display kites. Available for kite festivals in the UK.

http://www.wigsleywings.org.uk/

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