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Drop in Ramp

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Sitzwlionis
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This season the Sitzwlionis Crew is going to be doing a lot of urban, but were having a little trouble finding a drop in ramp thats easy to carry around. Where could I get/buy one? or make my own?
Sep 29 2010 11:42AM
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redlabeljwalk
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i haven't built it but it looks good

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000095158/how-to/how-to-build-a-drop-in-ramp/
Sep 29 2010 12:02PM
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Sitzwlionis
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ok, that sounds good. I'll check it out. thanks
Sep 29 2010 2:30PM
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grown-ninja
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have you checked out a bungee more practical in some situations, not so much in others
Sep 29 2010 6:48PM
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Sitch.
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join the build a jib cult!
Sep 29 2010 7:11PM
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Sitzwlionis
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ya, ive also looked into the the bungee cord. i think i might get that also. haha and sure, we'll see
Sep 29 2010 9:29PM
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MRoden
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scaffolding and a turf covered latter drop in.
Sep 29 2010 10:09PM
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Bumblesteeze
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That's actually a very good structure. I would replace the actual ramp with pvc tubes placed horizontally creating a ladder like ramp. It would slide super well, especially when you're using it for summer set ups.
Sep 29 2010 10:28PM
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.cam.
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yup. just get one section of old scaffolding and then put a ladder with either reinforced pvc pipe rungs or cover a ladder with a little turf. attach to top of scaffolding. done.
Sep 29 2010 10:41PM
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jeremy.g
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kind of hard to explain, but this summer we built a pretty sick drop in ramp. its two boxes, the top is a bit smaller and bolts onto the bottom box, it also fits into the bottom box for transport, and then the actual ramp with pvc spinning pipes comes off the top box
Sep 29 2010 11:14PM
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Sitzwlionis
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ok, sick ill try and see which one sounds the best
Sep 30 2010 6:16AM
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