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Thanks guys LOL Dave, I was wondering if I was going to get an answer along those lines but, to be thorough, I wanted to check all possibilities. If by some miracle it checks out, by Simon's link, it would only be ~$200. I have a hard time walking away from something that might be fine without even looking into it. I guess this leads to the next question. Are there wings out there that are designed for both Paragliding AND for a Paramotor?

Hello, I recently inherited a large Trekking Civic wing. In order to start learning about paramotoring I am taking a regular paragliding course. I believe the previous owner of the Civic mentioned that you could fly the wing with or without the paramotor. My instructor mentioned that the angle of attack is different and as a result I can't/shouldn't use the Civic for regular paragliding. Thoughts? Also, is there a place in North America where I can get a Trekking re-certified or do I need to learn some French to have Trekking in France look at it? Thanks guys