You're harnessed, and you're only 15 feet off the floor, maybe, but it feels like enough.
Unlike paintings, sculptures harnessed movement; you had to walk around a sculpture to see it.
But when you're free soloing with no harness, you're just focusing on where you're trying to get to.
With a car you're wearing safety harnesses, you're wearing a helmet, you're fully prepared for accidents, whereas on a horse, when you're going 40mph and you've got nothing but the ground, it's very hard.
Hanging onto one of those web-seats by only a seat belt (no shoulder harnesses), you're nearly upside down half the time -- it would feel like the ultimate roller-coaster ride, except it's very much for real.
Once suspended in the harness, you throw your arms back to fly faster, move them forward to slow down, and tilt them to turn.
The harness you choose should be comfortable.
Be sure the harness you purchased fits the vehicle harness.
Connect wiring harness you prepared and the antenna.
If you aren't using a wiring harnesses, you'll need to manually connect the power.
