Drop in (for biking)

[oakleyaaa]

so now me and somne friends are at the point where we are definetely building a bunch of jumps in my backyard, i have full permission from my parents and a good amount of money to spend

does anyone have any good links to drop in ramps for speed that are big, and would supply plenty of speed for a pretty big rythym, also with room up top on the deck to move around and chill up there

 

[hollygrove]

A hill is preferably easier, but if you live somewhere without a hill...hmm...maybe build your own. I don't know.

 

[720laxskier]

build your own, take the time to make it nice and smooth-you'll really appreciate it

 

[robbieA]

were gunna build our own but it would be way easier to have something to look at for some guidlines

 

[oakleyaaa]

^exactly, and i dont wanna half ass it and just put it together on our own and have it be sketchy, i want it to be smooth with a transition to the dirt on the bottom, and its gotta be real sturdy and stuff

 

[mariob]

no idea

 

[coordy12]

look at skate quarter-pipe construction plans

 

[garettnorthey]

ya just build your own and for a guide line just go to a local skate park or look on the internet

or click here www.modneyconcepts.co.uk/skatepark-mobile-techspec.html the 4 ft flatbank might work.

or click here www.artcycles.com/bmx/ramps.html it might be more of what your looking for.

 

[ski_cartel]

if you have a ravine close build your park in that using logs. It will be cheeper and you will ushually have a hill to work with

 

[invader7]

are u still purchasing the dirt?

 

[CooksCorner]

Just get a rough idea of the demensions you want and draw it up. Then take it to Home Depot or Lowes, those guys love to do something instresting like that. Just ask em for help and im sure you'll get all the materials you need in no time.

 

[dtn13]

ya

 

[dtn13]

wow you are a genioujs thank you