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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!) => Topic started by: dirtyvans on December 24, 2007, 06:50 PM
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ok no where near done, but have been digging loads over the last week, as my garden is on a hill and its chalk!, i even roped the father in law to help, i told him it was going to be a decked area >:D small white lie. Gona try and get it done for spring
The size is 25ft long x 16ft wide and 5ft high, so its tight but should be enough to nibble about on, prob gona have a 1ft deck one side and a 3ft deck the other side, that only leaves 8ft flat bottom, if that sounds daft let me know!
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Heres some free wood i have got so far, need loads more, if anyone know where i can get some more please help :daumenhoch:
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wow down hill section or what straight onto that roof would be cool ;D
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nice one that will be mad send me an invite to the opening sesh :4_17_5:
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rich ure looking a tad old there mate
and i want a mini- midi ramp
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rad stuff, i wish my garden was bigger, is trev still planning his ramp build :daumenhoch:
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what size transition are you going for, be careful you don't build it too tight
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rad stuff, i wish my garden was bigger, is trev still planning his ramp build :daumenhoch:
Well if he is I`ve got a good idea he`ll be doing it without TwoBobRobs help >:D
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Bloody hell Rich better put a catch net on the downhill side :daumenhoch:. Can we have a pick of the Farther in laws face when he sees the finished DECKING :LolLolLolLol:
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yeah a hip out of the mini into a downhill kicker into a berm!
the transitions are 7ft, although i'd like less
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whats the bonnet for ? roll on the radbmx summer session at rich's house
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8ft of flat is fine. If you're actually building an 8ft flat section to go in there, then it'll ride like 9ft of flat as the very beginnings of the trannys are virtually flat themselves.
Charlton has 11ft of flat and is over 5ft high. And that rides relatively slow compared to say, Epic's miniramp. Yours will feel a bit like that, but quicker as you have quite a tight transition at 7ft. You could go 6'9", but I'd not go any tighter than that if I were you. Especially brakeless!!!! ;D
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ok cool, sounds alreet then!, might even get a bit more flat bottom, as have started hacking the hedges to thin them out as they are about 4ft wide
might even build a raised up mini mini ramp that will sit on the grass bit above the ramp, might be fun :)
yep sesh at my gaff in the summer :daumenhoch:
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Rich, that is SO cool, you are living the drream for many of us - Ive always wanted my own ramp - Im local to you so am willing to help build whenever poss - bring on the spring!!
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build a big rollin down the garden then up into a spine over the roof, wall tap the chimney, etc, could be a nice line and the photos wil be awesome ;)
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that would be some big ole spine then lol :shocked:
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I'll pop down for a session mate when im back on me bike.....april earliest i reckon?
Sean. :daumenhoch:
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Flippin eck Rich do you live in the side of a mountain :LolLolLolLol:
Back yard ramps are the way forward for sure, just goes to show you dont need much room for some fun, take a look at this months ride for front room mini ramps :LolLolLolLol:
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Are the neighbours cool with this Rich, i know of a few garden
ramps that have had to come down cos of complaints about
noise and the planning application crap, dont mean to be a
downer but its alot of work to go tits up. Have a look at the
os section over on BMXTALK theres a post with a pic of a guy
in a Hot Wheels- Whitehawk top from Farnham is it you?