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''I
especially enjoy long distance paramotoring and find Bailey
machines give me the reliability and performance that is absolutely
essential when i am a long way from home'
John Caston
- (Suffolk) Competition pilot
| Competition
Results |
| June
2002---- Sherborne Dorset to Ipswich suffolk |
| June
2003----Brighton to the Angel of the North Newcastle |
| Feb/March
2005----Paramotor Rally of New Zealand |
| July
2005-----Felixstowe Suffolk to Lands End Cornwall---601
kilometers in 2 days |
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JPX |
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JPX |
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JPX |
| Bailey
4 stroke. |
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'I am delighted with my Snap 100. It has
proved to be reliable and Bailey Aviation have been very prompt
to provide any spares I have needed. It was a difficult decision
whether to go for the Snap or the 4 stroke, which I flew in
the 2004 European champs in Portugal. For Economy and cruising
the 4 stroke is wonderful but for weight and all round for
me at 80kg I am glad I went for the Snap'
Henry
Glasse- (Suffolk) Competition pilot
| Competition
Results |
| 5th
2004 EMC European Championship |
| 8th
2005 British Nationals, Derbyshire |
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4 stroke / Paramania Action 27 |
| Bailey
Snap 100 / Paramania Action 27 |
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'Since
changing to a Bailey paramotor, my flying has been transformed.
Designs are well thought through and it is clear that Paul
has a passion for producing the perfect product. Build quality
is way above any other manufacturer and the support which
I have received from Paul and Bailey Aviation has been far
better than I could have reasonably expected'
Dave Hairs
- (Wales) Competition pilot
| Competition
Results |
| 2005
French National Championships |
| 2005
UK National Championships |
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| May
2005 : 12th overall (3rd foreign competitor) |
| May
2005 : 5th UK pilot (6th overall) |
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'I
have been flying paramotors for 6yrs, of which 4 have been
using Paul Baileys machines. In 2001 I took a JPX320 to India,
flying in the states of Goa and Maharastra, over wild dolphins
and palmtree lined beaches. .I am now flying a Bailey 4 stroke
Karl Hinzer
(Norfolk) Norfolk Paramotoring - Training instructor
| Competition
Results |
| UK
Altitude record (13,476ft) |
| 2005
UK National Championships - May 2005 : 2nd overall |
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| Bailey
JPX D320 |
| Bailey
4 Stroke |
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In
over 300 hours, my Bailey JPX 320 was always totally reliable
whether flying between the twin Petronas Towers, competing in
the World Air Games, crossing the English Channel or simply
flying with friends. It is a beautiful piece of engineering,
crafted using aircraft-grade materials and with the attention
to detail only a hand-built machine can possess. I am about
to buy another new paramotor but in my opinion, there is only
one choice, it will have to be another Bailey!
Paul Mahony
(Germany) - RAF Paramotor Training Instructor
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