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Built a New Off-Season Drop in!

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MitchT
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So me and a few buddies decided to build a little off season drop in so we can sesh before snow falls! Works quite well and was fairly inexpensive considering we already had the wood. Took us only about 8 hours in total to build and finish the entire drop in.

Comment your thoughts or if you have any questions about the build!

Mitch

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Sep 3 2013 9:29PM
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stupendous-man
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have you rode it? angles look way steep, and its pretty narrow.
Sep 3 2013 11:03PM
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gotti
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that looks too short
Sep 3 2013 11:05PM
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c_roll
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Video of that kid eating shit on this set up would be much appreciated 
Sep 3 2013 11:12PM
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MitchT
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yes...it has to be fairly steep and thats no problem if you have any sort of balls, and you're riding turf it goes much slower than snow. Works great.
Sep 4 2013 12:10AM
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-WZ-
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I want to build a drop in but i have no idea how and i fucking suck at construction stuff
Sep 4 2013 12:46AM
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stupendous-man
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Thats not what I mean, the transitions look too sharp meaning you will lose speed riding them. Im glad you have the balls to ride a narrow drop in, but my point is that you cant set up for spins very well when its so narrow.
Sep 4 2013 2:08AM
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