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POST A PIC OF YOUR DROP IN

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JCsteezy
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WE have a post a pic of your rail. Now that the seasons coming to a close lets get a "POST A PIC OF YOUR DROP IN" thread. This will also help with all the repetative threads on drop in plans. I dont have on yet so post away.
16 years ago
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Easy-E
Posts: 751 - Karma: 1,686
Holy shit, that's like the god of all drop ins
12 years ago
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Rparr
Posts: 5765 - Karma: 49,185
It's actually way too fast, I'm going to have to modify my rails to make it useful because right now I just fly over whatever rail I set out.
12 years ago
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Squeenerd
Posts: 731 - Karma: 186
theres no need to mess with your rails, just start lower on the drop in
12 years ago
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Easy-E
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12 years ago
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NH_OPERATOR
Posts: 1070 - Karma: 2,883
Just finished my build today. Its nice having natural hills. Going to build a not shit rail at somepoint, so far Ive spent a total of 50 bux. pretty damn good. Learning to grind on a round pipe is soo much harder than flat rails.
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12 years ago
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mavrickman41
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Just built it today i think it looks great!!
12 years ago
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mavrickman41
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sry those other images were to small
12 years ago
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mavrickman41
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thanks a lot man!!
12 years ago
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Rparr
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What he said, that looks real nice
12 years ago
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mavrickman41
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The speed is fine so far, I mean I have no rails yet but just going off of it with some water seems like its going to be fine for speed.
12 years ago
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mavrickman41
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ya thts what i was thinking and ya the transition is on a little slope so it works perfectly
12 years ago
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Easy-E
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I mellowed out the transition and lowered the jump but this is the only picture I have at the moment. the speed is great
12 years ago
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Easy-E
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I cut the transition in half so now its a much smoother transition.
12 years ago
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pj21
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hey does that thing wobble at all when you stand on the top?
12 years ago
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Rparr
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Good to see some more quality setups
12 years ago
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pj21
Posts: 400 - Karma: 4,635
WOW DUDE! that sweet, how did you fasten the pallets together. Looks like a great idea

12 years ago
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Craze
Posts: 1132 - Karma: 423
Just finished her up the other day. Im diggin the way she rides so far.


12 years ago
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Craze
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12 years ago
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Craze
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Thanks man I'm stoked to have it up. But its turf I picked up from Ollie's Discount store.
12 years ago
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Rossberger
Posts: 768 - Karma: 168
Can someone tell me if this kicker is good enough, or will I lose a lot of speed? I plan on using turf by the way.

Pic 1: (Tower is about 5' tall, angle is about 40 degrees)

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Pic 2: (Kicker is about 22" off the ground)

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I seriously regret making my box this tall haha.

12 years ago
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Rossberger
Posts: 768 - Karma: 168
Yeah I know, I fixed it a little. New pics are on my profile.

Thanks though
12 years ago
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NH_OPERATOR
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Ive updated my summer drop in, Built a new rail based off the design in the Build-a-rail thread, came out great. I needed to increase the angle of my ramp a good bit, and I was pretty worried about the tranny being too steep, but it works just fine as long as you pole push down the run in, otherwise I dont have enough speed.
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NH_OPERATOR
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Holy fucking fail batman, Embed was not quite working right apparently, mods feel free to delete that.
12 years ago
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*JP
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what if u fall off early? dont the stone bricks scratch ur skis?

12 years ago
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NH_OPERATOR
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It only happened once, on my first drop in testing speed when I didnt have the rail there. Clipped the tails, put some scratches in em that Ill probably have to have a shop grind out before the season. Grabbed my poles and problem solved. Also yes I put some wood on top of them so it wouldent happen again if I fucked it up.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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the down part is just construction fence. overall it works great. i use biodegradable soap and water which i find works better than dish soap anyways. the ramp is turf and the rail is 12 feet long and a few inches.
12 years ago
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Craze
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How did you make sure your pvc lined up on that rail. Unless you found 12' pvc somewhere.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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you can't see, but what i did was buy a few 10 footers and then bought a connector for pvc. there's a little gap between the two, but it has not affected my performance at all. you can't feel it. if you want i'll post a picture tomorrow to explain it better.
12 years ago
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CalebT
Posts: 1186 - Karma: 765
you can't see, but what i did was buy a few 10 footers and then bought a connector for pvc. there's a little gap between the two, but it has not affected my performance at all. you can't feel it. if you want i'll post a picture tomorrow to explain it better.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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you can't see, but what i did was buy a few 10 footers and then bought a connector for pvc. there's a little gap between the two, but it has not affected my performance at all. you can't feel it. if you want i'll post a picture tomorrow to explain it better.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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well i couldn't find any at the hardware store. there were only 10 footers.
12 years ago
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Craze
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Lucky Canadians! US pvc is always 10ft at the hardware store. I like your borrowing idea though.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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i live in alberta which is in canada and it was same with me with the whole ten foot pvc tubes.
12 years ago
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CalebT
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Maybe they were just out
12 years ago
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Craze
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Covered the A-frame, and the top hand rail thing. Also brought over another rail from J-Dogs house. This things probably gonna always be under construction lol. Planing on painting everything soon.Click for larger image
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