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theabortionatorWhat are you thinking for rails? PVC and 2x4s are pretty easy
Build a jib cult. No longer running but can read it. "Cults" were like sub groups. A lot of tryin and errors on backyard setups snd step by step how to's
https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/1453/Build-A-Jib-101
Andy Parry(Line Traveling Circus)
Supply list, step by step and video
https://lineskis.com/en-us/blog/p/how-to-build-a-backyard-rail?srsltid=AfmBOoo7grLhG_imlV0GYGH0B4bzpaaTXNzP0DMuDtvt8HPEB4TYOefR
**This post was edited on Jan 12th 2025 at 4:49:46pm
theabortionatorJunps are pretty hard woth backyard setups unless you have a hill. Like a 6 foot drop in is good for rails but wont even have speed for a small jump.
It's possible but it'll be tough, and result may be disappointing compared to what you were hoping for
Mtn.therapy157Got some 10 ft abs tube 4in in diameter. Slides well but I don’t have the speed.
hb_lazif you have enough snow, make some rollers. if not get somebody to pull u with a pole or shovel. or u could just put the effort into making a drop in.
Mtn.therapy157Looking to make some small rails so I can learn them. Also try to learn 180s and 360s with jumps but don’t have much snow. Any ideas help😑
