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December 10th 03, 09:32 AM
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I would consider something else. Speed Astir II's are
not only misleading with their name, it is also one of the worst looking gliders around (bar the PW-5 of course). At 05:06 10 December 2003, Btiz wrote: define 'novice'.. if you have any time in 'high performance' gliders.. then have fun... it's a great glider.. they did not call it 'speed' for it's looks.. any consistent flying in glass birds and you should be able to handle the Speed Astir.. BT 'Flyhighdave' wrote in message ... I'm a novice glider pilot thinking of a Speed Astir II B. Any thoughts on this aircraft? Thanks! David 
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