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Drop in for urban in the winter
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I was thinking about doing some urban this winter, so I'm going to try to build a drop in... Any recommendations on height? Basically, I would like it to be fairly easy to transport while being big enough to give me decent speeds for hand rails. One last thing: will it be possible to make a big enough drop in that's easy to transport without doing some kind of disassembly?
Thanks!
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look at the post your drop in sticky. There are a some good portable examples near the end.
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Alright, awesome! Thanks!
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you might have already seen this one, but specifically, there's one that looks like a folding ladder with pvc rungs that looks absolutely amazing, i plan on making one myself this winter for some urban too
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Yeah, I saw that, thanks! It does indeed look amazing, and I'm definitely gonna try to build one this winter.
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also, in case if u havent seen this yet, it looks really cool and would be great for urban, if u can find a place off to the side to attach the bungee to so you won't run it over, like a streetlight or something
https://www.newschoolers.com/web/members/cultforumthread/thread_id/491062/
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Oh that looks sweet - thanks!
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^ thats why you make one shorther than the other. (i posted it on the thread.)
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