If you are not sure how to remove a damaged paraglider line, replace a paraglider line you received from Paramotor City's "Lines In A Day" service, or replace "O" rings...

Let me SHOW you how!

Video #1: Michelle shows you what to look for when inspecting your paraglider lines. She'll demonstrate a simple test you can perform to evaluate the condition of the paraglider lines' inner core. She will illustrate how to remove a damaged paraglider line and its symmetrical opposite. Removing a paraglider line opposite of the damaged one is necessary because the damaged paraglider line might have stretched or shrunk due to damage. (If you have problems viewing the video, a YouTube version is available by clicking HERE).

Video # 2: In this video, Michelle demonstrates, in great detail, how to remove a paraglider line from the wing that you need to measure without getting the lines tangled. She also discusses the importance of obtaining the correct measurements for a paraglider line you want to order. She also demonstrates the correct method of obtaining the lines' precise length. She'll show you how to use some simple tools to help you facilitate the procedure. (If you have problems viewing the video, a YouTube version is available by clicking HERE).

Video #3 In Videos 1 & 2, you took off the worn or damaged paraglider line, measured it correctly, and submitted an order online using Paramotor City's "Lines In A Day" EZ Order Form. Now you have your new paraglider line. In Video #3, Michelle, clearly demonstrates how the new line should be installed. She also explains how worn or cracked "O" rings can be replaced. Finally, the video concludes with Michelle explaining how a paraglider brake line can be replaced. She discusses how to avoid common mistakes pilots make when replacing paraglider brake lines and how the brake toggles should be secured. (If you have problems viewing the video, a YouTube version is available by clicking HERE).