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MiikaVanhanen
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So I just thought what kind of features/rails u have in ur backyard "parks". I'd like to steal your ideas and build them by myself ;). Here is a link to my current backyard setup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n1OM039GiA
Feb 11 2017 9:26AM
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Jesse_
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In my backyard park I've got a FD rail, DFD rail, 2 flat rails, a box, an A frame and a 7 foot jump. Kinda too lazy to post some pics and I'm im on mobile lol.
Feb 11 2017 7:31PM
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clorox
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One year we had a road gap to flat rail to down rail to mini backflip booter
Feb 12 2017 12:26AM
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.jif
Posts: 441 - Karma: 1,013
A rail and a pump track
Feb 12 2017 1:39AM
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.jif
Posts: 441 - Karma: 1,013
A rail and a pump track
Feb 12 2017 1:39AM
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RousedWits
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My backyard has a steep drop off into a hill so when it snows a couple feet you can gather enough speed from the hill to carry you into a dope ass backstreet booter! Not too huge but entertaining enough to spend over an hour out there popping 180s, and the steeziest spread eagles (with a dick grab)... when you get super stoked but cant make the trip out to the ski hill it helps cut the edge off of my ski addiction.
Feb 12 2017 4:31PM
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MiikaVanhanen
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.jifA rail and a pump track


Wow! A pump track sounds so sick and fun. How long is it?
Feb 13 2017 12:22AM
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ZeMagnificentKev
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Me and buddy keep it simple, we've been rocking this for 6 years now atleast. Maybe we just dont progress very fast, but just a big ol pvc tube has kept us happy for hours on end.
https://www.facebook.com/100009476144655/videos/1786503738342147/
Feb 13 2017 12:28AM
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ZeMagnificentKev
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macinnisMe and buddy keep it simple, we've been rocking this for 6 years now atleast. Maybe we just dont progress very fast, but just a big ol pvc tube has kept us happy for hours on end.


Yeah im just gonna go ahead and stop trying to embed fb videos

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/858265/Backyard-tubing-
Feb 13 2017 1:03AM
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MiikaVanhanen
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macinnisYeah im just gonna go ahead and stop trying to embed fb videos

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/858265/Backyard-tubing-

LOL that video! But dope setup dude
Feb 13 2017 1:29AM
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.jif
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MiikaVanhanenWow! A pump track sounds so sick and fun. How long is it?


Its 3 jumps and a few berms, it needs to be on a downhill but if you get a few friends you can build it in around 3 hours and session it for the whole night. It dosent need to be too long but make sure it has tons of flow.
Feb 14 2017 12:40PM
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OHIO
Posts: 414 - Karma: 706
MiikaVanhanenSo I just thought what kind of features/rails u have in ur backyard "parks". I'd like to steal your ideas and build them by myself ;). Here is a link to my current backyard setup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n1OM039GiA


I've built a lot of stuff over the years. Check my profile for more pics, hopefully it gives you some inspiration and you can build something dope! Here are some example:


Feb 14 2017 2:11PM
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Skitrippin
Posts: 197 - Karma: 270
Here’s mine










It’s basically 2 old play sets that my brother and Dad slapped on top of each other to make this sketchy ass 14ft tall drop in. A few days ago I had a jump built that would fuckin launch you a good 12 ft but it kinda collapsed so I just threw in some rails for now. It’s super fun and since there’s no elevation change in mid Michigan we just made our own
Feb 13 2018 4:26PM
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OHIO
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Goonsquad_Prod.It’s basically 2 old play sets that my brother and Dad slapped on top of each other to make this sketchy ass 14ft tall drop in. A few days ago I had a jump built that would fuckin launch you a good 12 ft but it kinda collapsed so I just threw in some rails for now. It’s super fun and since there’s no elevation change in mid Michigan we just made our own


How do you get to the top of your drop in? Just side step up the ramp or climb up the backside?
Feb 13 2018 5:12PM
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OHIO
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Here's what I was able to build over my winter break earlier in January with the limited snow we got.





**This post was edited on Feb 13th 2018 at 5:15:28pm
Feb 13 2018 5:14PM
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Skitrippin
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OHIOHow do you get to the top of your drop in? Just side step up the ramp or climb up the backside?

The 2x4s across the front double as steps too, so you can literally walk right back up where you came down. It was the most efficient way we could thing of to get back up without having to build a whole other section
Feb 13 2018 5:22PM
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