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How much speed for pvc

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Peter.
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How much speed do i need to slide a 10 foot pvc rail?
my dad is convinced i wont have enough, i have a small hill, ill post pics if necessary
Jul 15 2007 3:26PM
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invader7
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post pics but u should have enough
Jul 15 2007 3:27PM
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footcrunk
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iv got a 15 foot pvc rail but i dont have a drop in so i step on and can make it to the end

pvc is really slippery and you dont need much speed for it
Jul 15 2007 3:31PM
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pag
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PVC Slide so much you need a 5 foot inrun and you can clear it... and if you have less just put it downhill and it's gonna be alright
Jul 15 2007 3:36PM
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DANETRON
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you can slide with minimal speed if you have really dull or no edges

Jul 15 2007 6:05PM
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emopoppins
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dude PVC is rediculous, if you have it double barreled, you should be able to keep balanced at slow speed, or single you'll need a bit more, not much.

whats your set up?
Jul 15 2007 6:17PM
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3ski6guy0
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ive got a 10 ft pvc rail. it slides great you dont need that much speed. if you have a hill youll be perfectly fine.
Jul 15 2007 6:27PM
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404404
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10ft is small you dont need any speed what so ever.
Jul 15 2007 8:06PM
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fourhundred
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it slides well with dull edges.
Jul 15 2007 8:08PM
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ajax
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pvc is quite fast, it probably is good
Jul 15 2007 9:01PM
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quixotic
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Ha my dad always assumes things and is convinced he is right. like when i was building a summer set up he was convinced that an inrun that was 2 feet wide was more than enough. I was like right....
Jul 15 2007 9:02PM
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ThaLetterM.
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you wont have enough speed. you need a snowmobile tow in and a jet pack to get more than 5 feet across PVC. good luck you homo i love you
Jul 15 2007 9:05PM
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Tucks
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slick
Jul 15 2007 9:56PM
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ATLskier
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like the inrun for the rail in mike d's seg in ski movie 2.

you should be fine.
Jul 15 2007 10:05PM
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mike_hunt_lawlz
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there is no way!!! does anyone else think he is lying?
Jul 15 2007 10:10PM
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hawaiiansteeze
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pvc is so slidy if its at any angle down you should slide it fine
Jul 15 2007 10:19PM
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ginty
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pvc slides real easy
Jul 16 2007 12:50AM
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ijibgoremtn
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its super quick dont worry about it you probably have enough
Jul 16 2007 5:16PM
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EastSteez.
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you dont rele need any at all if the rail is slanted a little
Jul 16 2007 8:37PM
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