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3 content 1. release of liability 2 2. introduction and safety 3 3. the System th Element Bar Features 7 5. Tips, Tricks and Kite Tuning 15 ENGLISH 6. safety system maintenance warranty policy 19 WARNING: Kiteboarding is Dangerous Always use extreme caution when using this product. Only use this product if you are in good physical health. For safety reasons you should only use the North Kiteboarding kites on or above the water Never act in a careless manner when using this product. You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of others when using this product. content

4 1. release of liability 1. Release Of Liability, Claim Waiver, Assumption of Risk. By assembling and/or using this North Kite product, you agree that you have read and understood the entire North Kiteboarding product owner s manual, including all instructions and warnings contained in that manual, prior to using the North Kiteboarding product in any way. You additionally agree that you will ensure any additional or subsequent user of your North Kiteboarding product will read and understand the entire North Kiteboarding product Owner s Manual, including all instructions and warnings contained in that manual, prior to allowing that person to use your North Kiteboarding product.. ASSUMPTION OF RISK: Use of the North Kiteboarding Product and any of its components involve certain inherent risks, dangers, and hazards that can result in serious personal injury and death to both the user and to nonuser third parties. In using the North Kiteboarding Product, you freely agree to assume and accept any and all known and unknown risks of injury to you and to third parties while using this equipment. The risks inherent in this sport can be greatly reduced by abiding by the warning guidelines listed in this owner manual and by using common sense. RELEASE AND WAIVER OF CLAIMS: In consideration of the sale of the North Kiteboarding product to you, you hereby agree to the fullest extent permitted by law, as follows: TO WAIVE ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, that you have or may in the future have against Boards & More and all related parties resulting from use of the North Kiteboarding Product and any of its components. TO RELEASE Boards & More and all related parties from any and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense that you or any users of your North Kiteboarding product may suffer, or that your next of kin may suffer, as a result of the use of the North Kiteboarding product, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence or breach of contract on the part of Boards & More and all related parties in the design or manufacture of the North Kiteboarding product and any of its components. In the event of your death or incapacity, all provisions contained herein shall be effective and binding upon your heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, assigns, and representatives. Boards & More-related parties have not made and expressly deny any oral or written representations other than what is set forth herein and the North Kite product User s Manual. 1. release of liability

5 2. introduction and safety At North we understand that you demand the most out of your equipment. We are riders just like you and we strive to develop gear that will deliver maximum performance and safety. Although technical, our products are user friendly and come ready to use straight out of the package. Plug and play. It s that simple! It is, however, important that you become familiar with your new 5th Element Bar before using it on the water. Please take the time to read, study and understand all of the following safety precautions and bar features in this manual for your own personal pleasure and safety. Kiteboarding is a sport that takes place within the interplay of the elements. This sport involves great risks and can possibly be very dangerous. Therefore it is of utmost importance to assess yourself and your kiteboarding abilities. ENGLISH We strongly recommend the following: If you are not yet able to kite or if you feel insecure, do attend a licensed Kiteboarding school to learn the basics of this fantastic sport. Get familiar with the safety precautions, which are indispensable for safe Kiteboarding. Kiteboarding creates a heavy strain on your body. You should only go kiteboarding if you are in good physical condition and suffer from no medical conditions that may prevent you from kiting. No risk, no fun... but: be careful when practicing this sport. Caution always pays, as you should be able to enjoy the wind even at a mature age. Dangers when Kiteboarding When kiteboarding, the extreme powers of the elements may come into play. In rare cases, the kite or its lines may cause dangerous situations: The canopy can pull you into the air giving you involuntary air time. Upon landing, there is a high risk of getting injured. When the kite gets out of control, you can collide with obstacles and objects in, on or off the water. In case of improper use, the canopy or its lines may get caught up with other people. Due to the enormous powers involved, this may lead to life-threatening situations. People who get caught in the lines of the kite may suffer from severe gashes or burns. Canopies coming down may injure onlookers. 2.introduction and safety

6 Risks Caused by the Kiteboard If you bang your head against the kiteboard, there is a risk of severe head injuries. Feet, ankles and legs may also be injured by the board. Never use this kite as a flying object. This list of dangers cannot be complete. The basic rules for kiteboarding correspond to those of common sense and are to be applied to all (outdoor) sports: (1) Never put at risk the safety of onlookers in your surroundings. (2) Be aware of the risk you are taking and restrict this to a reasonable residual risk (according to your skills). Threats to Onlookers It is within your responsibility to check whether uninvolved people or other athletes may be endangered or injured by your actions or your gear. Spots where onlookers may be injured are taboo for responsible-minded kiters! Only fly your canopy over unobstructed water. When kiting, do not fly over people or pets. Ensure that a semi-circle extending 100 meters downwind and to each side of your flying position is clear of people and obstructions. Use a kite leash that allows you to keep the kite under control. Avoid flying the kite in the vicinity of other water users such as swimmers, kayakers, windsurfers, water-skiers and boats. When not in use, inflated canopies must be secured with sand or heavy objects. A canopy filled with air can fly away at any time, thus it may injure people and in extreme cases even kill them. Safety of the Kiteboarder Fly this kite only over unobstructed water. Never on land! Fly this kite only if you are a strong swimmer and are wearing a Coast Guardapproved PFD. Use only bars with a safety system that you can open in emergency situations. Use a quick-release kite leash with which you can unhook your body from the gear in case of an unforeseeable emergency. Avoid power lines, telephone poles, airports, streets, buildings and trees. If you use a board that is leashed to your body, wear a helmet! Take into account the usual risks associated with water sports such as rocks, waves, sunburn, hypothermia, jellyfish etc. Threats through Kite Lines Never touch the kite lines when the kite is under wind load as these lines can become dangerously sharp when under tension. Never use kite lines with notches, nicks, cuts etc. They must be changed! Use only lines that have no knots in them, as knots can weaken lines by as much as 50%. Do not touch the lines of the canopy, unless the kite has been secured to the ground. An unsecured kite can re-launch unexpectedly, putting the lines dan- 2.introduction and safety

7 gerously under tension. Never tie lines around your arms or other body parts! Weather-related Dangers Avoid offshore wind. Be careful with onshore wind. Get information on tidal and sea current conditions at your kiting spot! Get information from both the weather report and the locals on prevailing weather conditions. Never use the kite with wind forces so strong that you are unable to maintain precise control. Do not use the kite when wind conditions are likely to change dramatically. Never use this kite when thunderstorms are nearby or when such storms have a good chance of developing (check the weather report!). Leave the water immediately when a storm is approaching. You are in acute lifethreatening danger since you may be struck by lightning! ENGLISH 2.introduction and safety 5

8 3. the System When you remove your new 5th Element bar from the original package, you will find it rigged with lines and a leash, ready for use. Because it comes pre-trimmed to suit your new North Kite, most kiteboarders do not find it necessary to change the original setup. However, depending on your size and personal preference, you may wish to customize the settings on your 5th Element Bar to suit your own style Frontline 2. Safety Frontline 3. Backlines 4. Leaderlines 5. Power Frontline 6. Vario Cleat 7. Barstopper 8. Micro Loop 9. Micro Hook 10. Ironheart 11. Safety Leash 3. the System

9 4. 5th Element Bar Features Vario Cleat: The Vario Cleat is NKB s new multifunctional de-power system. The North Flight Control function allows you to adjust the power of your kite on the fly. The Individual Adjustment feature allows you to easily customize the length of your de-power throw before your session. It is now possible for riders of all sizes to easily customize their chicken loop length, hassle free, without any knots to tie. To de-power your kite using the Flight Control System while riding, pull the red knob towards you. This will effectively shorten the front lines, thus de-powering the kite. To power up your kite, pull the red knob slightly towards you and lift the line out of the cleat so that it can safely glide over the teeth of the Vario Cleat. When desired power is reached, decrease the angle at which the rope is gliding so that the teeth of the cleat will grasp it. ENGLISH changing the position fixed vario cleat to open vario cleat To shorten/lengthen your chicken loop throw using the Individual Adjustment System, simply pull out the small black plastic clip on the back of the Vario Cleat. Feed the rope(s) up or down through the cleat until the desired colored position marker shows just below the cleat. NOTE: If you are using the sliding stopper, there will be two lines going through the back of the Vario Cleat. Make sure the smaller rope is in contact with the teeth in the back of the cleat, and both ropes have equal tension below the cleat. Push the clip back into place when desired length is reached. 4. 5th Element Bar Features 7

10 Once this is done is it important to move the Bar Pigtail to the Leader Line attachment marked by the same color as the Vario cleat position indicator. TIP: Adjusting your chicken loop throw does have an effect on your line lengths. A simple trick to make sure your adjustments are correct is to make sure that your back kite line attachments on the leader lines are roughly at the same distance from the bar as the pulley above your Vario Cleat. See Trim Check on the Bar Schematic Picture. TRIM CHECK Centerline Pully R Leader Lines Y G R G Vario Cleat Position Indicators Y Y G Leader Line R Attachement Bar Pigtails Safety Leash Chicken Loop Y =YELLOW G =GREEN R =RED th Element Bar Features

11 NOTE: It is not possible to adjust the distance to your Vario Cleat while riding, so make sure you can reach your depower handle before heading out! When the kite is set for maximum power, the kite s shape will appear wide in the front and narrow in the back. When the kite is set for minimum power, the back lines will appear slack. Back stalling of the kite will result if the kite is over-sheeted. This means that your back lines need to be lengthened. ENGLISH If your back lines are too slack, it means your kite is too de-powered and you need to shorten your back lines. 4. 5th Element Bar Features 9

12 Free Sliding Stopper: The sliding stopper allows you to adjust your chicken loop throw on the fly while riding. It must only be used when riding far from dangerous objects as it reduces the kite s ability to depower. To use the stopper, hold the bar away from the stopper using one hand at the center of the bar. Using your free hand, slide the stopper towards or away from you to adjust your chicken loop throw to the desired length. NOTE: Remember to place the stopper as far away from you as possible before returning to the beach! Barstopper barstopper fixed bar against stopper Micro Loop: The Micro Loop allows you to ride with fixed power when the wind is steady or while cruising to give your arms a break. If you are not comfortable riding with full constant power, or are near dangerous objects, twist the micro hook on the top of the iron heart until the hooks points towards you. This makes it harder to accidentally hook in. To hook into the Micro Loop, pull the bar towards you and twist your wrists. To unhook, pull the bar slightly towards you, twist your wrists and let the bar slide away from you. The Micro loop is mounted at an angle making it difficult to accidentally hook in. In an emergency situation, simply pull your quick release. The new 2007 micro loop is easily removed or replaced. Just push the micro loop up so that the to top parts will poke out of the bar. If this is impossible use a flat head screwdriver to pull the up. Now you can push the little plastic part out of the loop of the dynema line. Now you can feed the micro loop through the bar to take it out. To reassemble follow the steps in reverse order like shown on the pics below th Element Bar Features

13 ENGLISH Iron Heart: The Iron Heart is the ultimate chicken loop and safety release system. Riders who prefer to ride permanently hooked-in can place the small rubber tube between the loop and the harness hook to prevent ever coming un-hooked. When things get sketchy and you want to get rid of the kite, simply grasp the red hourglass and push it away from you. This will release the bar from the rider and the kite will drop safely from the sky on the Fifth Line. To reload the Iron heart, slide the hourglass up, place the metal eye in the groove, fold the metal pin down over top and let the hourglass slide back down into place. 4. 5th Element Bar Features 11

14 TIP: Under light tension, the Iron Heart can easily be rotated. This helps to untwist your front lines after doing several rotations in the same direction th Element Bar Features

15 One 4 All Bar Adjustment: The One 4 All System allows you to customize your bar length. The inside position equals slower turning speed of the kite. The outside position equals maximum control and fast turning speed. For this reason, North Kiteboarding recommends using the inside position for smaller kite sizes and the outside position for larger kite sizes. Slide the neoprene floater up, undo the larks head, slide the rope through to the other side of the bar, retie larks head to new knot and slide the floater back down into place. ENGLISH 5th Element Safety Leash: Your fifth element leash is designed specifically for use on your fifth line. Always connect the carabineer to the red fifth line loop on your Iron Heart before launching. 4. 5th Element Bar Features 13

16 The Fifth Element leash is equipped with an additional release at the harness should a total abandonment of the kite become necessary. WARNING! Always remember that your safety leash is the last connection between yourself and your kite. Only release it in case of emergency and keep in mind that if you release your kite it will be out of control and can pose a major risk for other individuals in the water or on the beach. Tip: The NKB safety leash is designed to prevent the pin from hitting. However, this function will only be fully effective if the system is used properly. Therefore you should practice the proper release of the safety leash on the beach before you use the system on the water. Make sure that you hold the sheath properly with your whole hand. See illustration 1 Grab the release mechanism with your whole hand (ill. 1). Now push the sleeve away from your body ( ill. 2). You will feel a little resistance before the safety leash releases. (ill. 3) To reactivate the safety leash, push the metal pin through the loop at the opposite side (ill. 1). Now fold the metal pin over and hold it in your hand together with the loop and push the sleeve back as in illustration 2. When the pin is completely inserted in the sleeve (ill. 3) you can let go of it. The spring reactivates the safety mechanism of the safety leash (ill. 4) th Element Bar Features

17 Kook Proof Line Attachment: Your 5th Element Bar is equipped with North s Kook Proof Line Attachment. One of the most common user errors in kiteboarding is mixing up steering and flying lines. North s Kook Proof System makes this error impossible and will help prevent you from becoming a kook. Attach the knot on the end of your steering (back) line to the larks head loop on the kite s wingtips. Connect the flying (front) line with larks head loop to the wingtip attachment with the knot. Repeat for the opposite wingtip. Your kite lines are also color coordinated to match the kite pigtail attachments, ensuring that you connect the lines to the correct wingtip. The blue fifth line connects to the blue nose line attachment in the center of the kite. ENGLISH Frontline Backline 5th element line The Kook Proof System is only compatible with North s 5th Element Bar and a North Kite. 5. Tips, Tricks and Kite Tuning How to check your lines: As lines are subject to stretching, it is recommended to check your lines lengths before every session. Follow these simple steps to make certain that your bar is properly trimmed: 1.Lay your lines out and separate them. 2.Anchor your chicken loop using screwdriver, stick, post, tree etc. 3.Hook the bar into the micro loop. 4.Set your Vario cleat to the full power position. 5.Walk to the end of your lines and make sure that all five lines are of equal length. 5. Tips, Tricks and Kite Tuning 15

18 If all five lines are not equal, you can easily adjust your back lines to match the front lines by adjusting them up or down the knots on your leader lines at the bar. Adjust the fifth line to match using the fifth line adjustment knots on the red line. One line is longer than the other: It is possible for one front line to stretch more than the other or one back line to stretch more than the other. To correct this, attach the end of the short line to a fixed object and pull the bar firmly several times. Safety and Relaunch With the 5th Element: Whether you are throwing powered handle passes, jumping, spinning, learning to stay upwind or trying your first water re-launch, the 5th Element allows you to perform all the tricks with full safety functions. As soon as you activate your Iron Heart Quick Release, your bar will slide up along the fifth line completely de-powering the kite. The kite will drop safely to the water in perfect re-launch position. Pull the bar back to you, reload your Iron Heart and follow the simple re-launch steps below. Relaunch With the 5th Line: The 5th Element permits you to water re-launch your kite without swimming towards the kite. Depending on which model kite you are flying and how it is positioned on the water, water re-launch requires different techniques. Keep in mind that these are to be used as general guidelines to re-launching with the 5th line. Please check your kite manual for more kite-specific instructions. When your kite is lying leading edge down on the water: Make sure your kite is directly downwind from you. Pull on one side of the bar and the 5th simultaneously. Do not pull the 5th line so much that the kite rolls onto it s back. Only pull enough to allow the kite to open up and begin making it s way to the edge of the wind window. The harder you pull on one side of the bar the sooner the kite will re-launch. This implies that the kite will re-launch deeper in the wind window and create more power as it takes off. With a moderate pull, you will allow the kite to make its way to the edge of the wind window where it will re-launch safely with minimum power Tips, Tricks and Kite Tuning

19 ENGLISH The kite is lying on it s back in the water: Depending on where the kite is sitting in the wind window, it will usually have a tendency to want to move to one side. Re-launch will be quicker if you continue to keep the kite going in it s natural direction by pulling on the right side of the bar to re-launch the kite to the left side of the window or vice-versa. 5. Tips, Tricks and Kite Tuning 17

20 Tips: Never swim towards the kite at any time during re-launch. This may cause the kite to flip inside out! Always pull the fifth line from below the bar to avoid getting tangled in the other lines! CAUTION In order to prevent damages on your kite when using the 5th Element line setup please read these instructions carefully. By using the 5th Element lines you have great advantages such as: SAFETY - PERFORM ALL MOVES WITH SAFETY HOOKED OR UNHOOKED WATERSTART - NO SWIMMING INCREASED PERFORMANCE DUE TO A WIDER WIND RANGE Though there is one small disadvantage with the system. In any case when you see the kite could possibly rap around the 5th Element midline: Release your chickenloop and let go off the bar. The line will then slip around the kite and you can sail back to shore to sort out the lines. Always keep tension on the middle line when the kite is on the water for no chance of rolling the kite into the 5th Element midline. 6. safety system maintenance Follow the instructions below for the regular inspection of the safety system s individual components. Check for proper function and signs of wear and tear. Replace any worn or damaged parts with original NKB spare parts following the instructions provided in the manual. All parts should be inspected thoroughly after a maximum of 30 days of usage on the water. Injection Molded Plastic Parts Inspect the release grip carefully for cracks (risk of breakage) sharp edges caused by breakage (risk of injury and possible damage of the lines!!!) Check the hole of the Iron Heart release grip. The shape or diameter of the hole should not be altered significantly. Metal Parts The surfaces of Cr-Ni steel parts should not show any black discoloration (see also maintenance of Cr-Ni steels in the Iron heart Manual). Metal parts must not be bent out of shape (pins, center part) safety system maintenance

21 Moving and locking parts must not show excessive wear. Thoroughly check all parts for evidence of cracks and replace any parts that show the smallest evidence of cracks or fissures. Lines The depower line consists of thousands of fine fibers. This line is exposed to friction that can cause these fibers to break. If a high number of these fine fibers are broken, the depower line s strength may be considerably reduced even though there is now visible reduction in the line s diameter. The leader lines are not exposed to friction and should therefore not show any fiber breakage. Wear and tear may occur, however, due to external influences. Chicken Loop Check the sleeve for cracks and fissures. The sleeve must not show excessive wear in the area of the hook (excessive wear causes the sleeve to lose its rounded shape in this area). The seams must not be worn, torn or undone. Check the loop in the Dyneema line at the end of the chicken loop for excessive wear and evidence of broken fibers. ENGLISH Recommended intervals for inspection and maintenance depending on the rider s weight: up to 75 kg body weight, after 30 days of usage above 75 kg body weight, after 20 days of usage Safety Leash The shackle joint mechanism of the leash must not have excessive play. The Dyneema line that holds the pin must be checked for fiber breakage. The sleeve must not show any signs of cracks. The plastic sleeve above the release grip must not be bent or cracked. The seems must not be undone, torn or damaged by abrasion. 7. warranty policy North Kiteboarding Warrants this Product to be free of Major defects in material or workmanship to the original purchaser for a period of six months from the date of purchase. This warranty is subject to the following limitations: The warranty is valid only when the product is used for Kiteboarding on water and does not cover products used in rental or teaching operations. North Kiteboarding will make the final warranty determination, which may require inspection and/or photos of the equipment, which clearly show the defect(s). If necessary, this information must be sent to the North Kiteboarding distributor in your country, postage prepaid. 7. warranty policy 19

22 If a product is deemed to be defective by North Kiteboarding, the warranty covers the repair or replacement of the defective product only. North Kiteboarding will not be responsible for any costs, losses or damages incurred as a result of loss of use of this product. The warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect or normal wear and tear including but not limited to, rigging with other than North Kiteboarding components, damage due to excessive sun exposure, damage caused by improper handling or storage, damage caused by use in the waves or shore break and damage caused by anything other than defects in material and workmanship. This warranty is voided if any unauthorized repair, change or modification has been made to any part of the equipment. The warranty for any repaired or replaced equipment is good from the date of the original purchase only. The original purchase receipt must accompany all warranty claims. The name of the retailer and date of purchase must be clear and legible. There are no warranties that extend beyond the warranty specified herein. Warranty Claims Warranty claims must be processed and be issued a return authorization prior to shipping to North. PLEASE CALL OR WRITE FOR CLAIMS PROCESSING TO THE NATIONAL NORTH KITEBOARDING DISTRIBUTOR warranty policy

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