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TheTristanator
Posts: 1015 - Karma: 820
how long dose my rail have to be
cuz i'm having troubles getting my pop in for the 270
also my rail is about 9 ft long
Aug 17 2009 1:55AM
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tie.
Posts: 258 - Karma: 771
ur gonna want a big dose of the rail..... and have alot of girth of pop
Aug 17 2009 2:02AM
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quixotic
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Length doesn't really matter that much. Just set your front switch up pretty hard so that way you spin on the rail and then just give a little hop and look over your shoulder for the 270 out. Don't set your 2 out like you would a normal 2, just set the front switch up extra hard and ride the momentum around.
Aug 17 2009 2:22AM
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A_Zuck
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i have a 10 foot rail and k feds arent very comftorable i have to whip them around i suggest like 12 or 13 ft
Aug 17 2009 2:30AM
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Steeze-On-Toast
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when you do the switch up, just keep turning your shoulders once your back on the rail, then pop and once you see your landing, stop turning and the rest of your body will follow around
Aug 17 2009 7:37AM
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inactive
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you could do it on a nine foot rail
Aug 17 2009 10:27AM
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p-oskier
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I do them of my 10 ft rail but I find it hard cause the rail is not very long. If you can do it 12+ ft it would help.
Aug 17 2009 1:40PM
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Uncle.Badness
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I can kfed on my 6ft rail but for the 270 off you really gotta use your arms to spin off.
Aug 17 2009 2:13PM
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TheTristanator
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haha ^ how tall is it

and my rail is about 1.7 ft tall
Aug 17 2009 5:57PM
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strongmark
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lol tyler is rude!
Aug 17 2009 6:33PM
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Uncle.Badness
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Only like a foot haha.
Aug 18 2009 9:46AM
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Black.Bird
Posts: 2566 - Karma: 684
This will help you:

keep on practicing man, you should be able to do it on any sized rail
Aug 18 2009 10:42AM
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Bumblesteeze
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My guess is that you wanted to post this:



Aug 18 2009 11:07AM
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Brian_Peppers
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He did post that. You just posted it bigger.
Aug 18 2009 11:14AM
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Bumblesteeze
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I must of sworn his didn't work..
My bad.
Aug 18 2009 1:13PM
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Z_rob
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Aug 18 2009 1:49PM
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justinTpetricko
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box s are easier to learn but least 15ft
Aug 18 2009 7:45PM
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dandougherty
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definitly do able on a 9 foot rail, just go after it and commit...itll come around
Aug 18 2009 8:24PM
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Walter.
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do the switch up near the very end and gep the momentum going, its alot easyer
Aug 18 2009 8:31PM
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awsomebob69
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yeah 9 feet is a little short but its possible. keep workin on the front side swtch up. wen u got that just set it really hard, as hard as possible until you get the hang of it then throw the 270 off. the momentum should swing you around nicely and if ur rail is 2 feet off the grounf and u do it right then you will get the 270 easily if u set hard enough. so just set hard and keep spinning, dont stop. gl
Aug 18 2009 9:04PM
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ski-swagga
Posts: 5276 - Karma: 219
remember to ride away like a g. most important part haha.
but in all seriousness i find it amazing how he can do them bothways so perfectly. (i think i need new kneepads) no homo.
Aug 18 2009 11:40PM
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Black.Bird
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where did my video go?! it was there yesterday.
oh well bumblesteezzz posted the same one
Aug 19 2009 10:43AM
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