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Scaffolding as drop in ramp?

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jamiebrowne
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does anyone do this? i was planning on either making one out of wood or buying the scaffolding and then making a ramp to go with it. the one thing about scaffolding is that it comes with wheels. suggestions? comments? hate? recommendations?
Dec 17 2007 4:05PM
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Shorton
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i havnt done it myself, but i was considering it a while ago and seems to me it'd work really well
Dec 17 2007 4:06PM
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HeathR
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I did. it worked well. I had two cubes but that was overkill for sure. Just a pain getting up there.
Dec 17 2007 4:36PM
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connoroh
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look at jmoson's profile and vids. His dad built him one.
Dec 17 2007 4:47PM
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jamiebrowne
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ya i should have added that im hoping to use it for street rails, i guess the concern is if the drop in area is over uneven ground...
Dec 17 2007 5:43PM
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sbark
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we used it in my home town for a mountain bike jump demo, worked pretty good for that. thing is there are expernsive take time to set up and are quite large. I think you would be better off making your own ramp, but I guess it is worth a try.
Dec 17 2007 6:28PM
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jfoley019
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if your going to use it for urban it may be a pain to break down and move to another rail. Plus, in general Scaffolding can be a pain in the ass to get on, and with ski boots it is worse.

Dec 17 2007 6:46PM
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