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Bungee chord tow-in?

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~~JEFF~~
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Question: I have seen in ski films and such that for some urban set ups they will use a type of elastic rope to tow them into the feature to gain enough speed to hit the feature. They gain speed because the rope is first stretched way out and then it pulls them in.
Anyone know where on can buy one of these?
sorry to bother.
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Jul 20 2009 6:29PM
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mattb912
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pretty sure this is exactly what your are talking about.

http://www.bansheebungee.com/store/
Jul 20 2009 6:42PM
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Afeld
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tis thread in build a jib should help https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/452218/
Jul 20 2009 7:10PM
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KennyC
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ya bansheebungey.com and you can also get them at getboards.com and bytp.com
Jul 20 2009 7:26PM
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joshua
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yah they also have cords hooked up to a machine thing too. some of the teams used it at joss
Jul 20 2009 8:06PM
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fatherb
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http://www.backyardterrainpark.com/1D-btp-bungee-launch-system.html

Here's one

Jul 20 2009 8:40PM
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.peter
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Those things look sick. I'm definitely getting one.
Jul 20 2009 8:41PM
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~~JEFF~~
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Thanks all +K!
Jul 21 2009 10:09AM
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stormtrooper
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these are cool! deffenetly looking into getting one this season.
Jul 21 2009 12:27PM
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phelps
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yea this is a sick and important accessorie for a setup.
Oct 21 2010 12:41AM
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