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shreddedcheese
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Anyone have any backyard setups for summer or winter? Post em!


This is mine, doesn't look very good because it was just made
Feb 3 2018 4:20PM
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Eggdog
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Need more rails but it is good
Feb 3 2018 4:23PM
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theabortionator
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looks pretty dope OP. I bet you get a good amount of speed out of that. A lot of people build they're drop ins kind of short imo. That think probably gives you almost too much speed in the winter. And too much isn't really a problem.
Feb 3 2018 4:29PM
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Rparr
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/868093/R-I-P-Summer-Setup
Feb 3 2018 4:32PM
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shreddedcheese
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theabortionatorlooks pretty dope OP. I bet you get a good amount of speed out of that. A lot of people build they're drop ins kind of short imo. That think probably gives you almost too much speed in the winter. And too much isn't really a problem.


Yeah I didn't really realize how much speed I'd get until I first tried it lol
Feb 3 2018 4:37PM
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theabortionator
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shreddedcheeseYeah I didn't really realize how much speed I'd get until I first tried it lol


If you use it in the summer and the transition is too tight you can build one out the same way you build a small jump. Plywood sides cut to your curve and then 2x4s across and plywood on it. And it'll soften the blow of hitting the bottom and keep your speed solid.


I miss backyard setups. If I lived with other people who rode regularly I'd probably build one.
Feb 3 2018 4:55PM
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Casey
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Rparrhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/868093/R-I-P-Summer-Setup


How many times are your skis going to blow off before you tighten your dinner up a bit?
Feb 3 2018 5:00PM
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shreddedcheese
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Woah woah woah not all at once everyone lol
Feb 4 2018 4:40PM
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Rparr
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CaseyHow many times are your skis going to blow off before you tighten your dinner up a bit?


I never did learn, but all of my ligaments are intact after 4 years of that thing
Feb 4 2018 5:15PM
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shreddedcheese
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Surprised barely anyone posted on here
Mar 6 2018 11:14AM
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theabortionator
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Our park was a 2 min walk from my room the last 2 summers. That's as close to backyard shredding Ive gotten in the last 10+ years. Well not including friends setups.
Mar 6 2018 11:23AM
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ezav
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Rparrhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/868093/R-I-P-Summer-Setup


How long and wide is that first tube youre using? And where did you get it? Im tryna get a similar tube for my summer setup but I'm not finding anything with the right dimensions
Mar 7 2018 10:02AM
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Rparr
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ezavHow long and wide is that first tube youre using? And where did you get it? Im tryna get a similar tube for my summer setup but I'm not finding anything with the right dimensions


I just went to Lowes and picked be biggest tube they had. If I recall it was 6 inches across and 12 feet long. It wasn’t expensive. Anything over 6 inches across can get pretty expensive. A lot of people steal huge ones from construction sites
Mar 7 2018 10:05AM
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kopas10
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my dog in the bottom prefers new-wave

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Mar 8 2018 1:05AM
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Slowbro
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https://www.instagram.com/p/mJyTDQzT_w/?taken-by=joeltaillefer

Drop in out a tree house and a 16 foot tube. Also had a 12 foot tube laying around somewhere.
Mar 8 2018 1:57AM
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Obie.
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Not in my backyard but in the local park where I bring the pup. Fun little picnic table QP.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/896962/IMG-1805-MOV
Mar 8 2018 3:10AM
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CT_CREW
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build different stuff a lot when my knee isn't broken, but here are a few......

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/469291/ATTACK-OF-THE-SQUIRRELS-
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/873618/PVC-OG





bunch a old ones way back in my vids as well.
Mar 8 2018 8:36PM
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Rparr
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CT_CREWbuild different stuff a lot when my knee isn't broken, but here are a few......

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/469291/ATTACK-OF-THE-SQUIRRELS-
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/873618/PVC-OG





bunch a old ones way back in my vids as well.


damn I remember that second video, that triple pvc feature is sick
Mar 8 2018 8:43PM
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CT_CREW
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Rparrdamn I remember that second video, that triple pvc feature is sick


thanks mon.



and cant forget this gem featuring J-chron and K-day, haha..........

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/640858/THE-SNAKE-PIT

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Mar 8 2018 8:55PM
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Ebunk_theskunk
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made this in my high school metals class a few years back, two 10 ft sections that can pivot or disconnect where they meet so you can hit it in these configurations:
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pretty versatile rail but you need a lot of speed to hit both sections together as I obviously didn't with that set up. trying to take it to a steep hill soon cause it's a super fun rail when you have the speed.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/897023/Untitled

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/897024/Untitled

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