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Rail or tube/pipe for winter backyard settup

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steezy_doge
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im planning on making a backyard setup for this winter so i can session a rail at home whenever i want.
i was wondering what would be better getting a big pvc pipe like a single one and using it or getting two smaller pvc ones putting them beside eatchother and making a flat bar.
im leaning toward flatbar so anyone have some input??
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Oct 26 2014 1:32AM
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steezy_doge
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also this is my first year focussing on park i can still do basic stuff but i want to learn more this season
Oct 26 2014 1:33AM
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*JP
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if possible, get a large pvc pipe (10 inch diameter or more). they are super fun and super easy to learn tricks on. also, they are the easiest rail to build. however, they are usually pretty expensive so i would not recommend getting one unless you can find one or buy it cheaply.

if you need to choose between a flat bar or a pvc pipe with a diameter of around 3-6 inches, make a flat bar. they are much easier to learn tricks on and can be built easily without spending too much. there are tons of blueprints and designs in the build-a-jib cult. ill post the link below.

https://www.newschoolers.com/cultforum/453/Build-A-Jib-101
Oct 26 2014 1:48AM
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MAMERON
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i just built mine and i have to say pvc pipes are the best and easiets things to huck tricks on
Oct 26 2014 2:03PM
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John18_6
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I found a 35ft handrail at a park near my house that got knocked over, asked the workers inside the park building if I could take it, they said no. Then I realized, how in the hell am I going to transport a 1,200 pound, 35ft handrail?

get a large pipe, s rails are extremely hard to build. but if you find a way, do it.
Oct 26 2014 4:16PM
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lurking
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john18061806I found a 35ft handrail at a park near my house that got knocked over, asked the workers inside the park building if I could take it, they said no. Then I realized, how in the hell am I going to transport a 1,200 pound, 35ft handrail?

get a large pipe, s rails are extremely hard to build. but if you find a way, do it.


PVC is very pliable when heated up, you could but on some asphalt on a hot day (mind you have the wooden base pre-erected) and then once you can bend it enough to make an S, you could screw it on and then clamp it for a few days.
Oct 26 2014 6:49PM
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John18_6
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loganschnurPVC is very pliable when heated up,


bending pvc is a piece of cake. I'm talking about bending wood, that shit is a fucking chore.
Oct 26 2014 8:41PM
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kung_powpow
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Craigslist your local city and search things like "pvc pipe" or "culvert" I found a 12" diameter, 20 foot long pipe for $100.

Oct 27 2014 5:09PM
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-InfamousMax-
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But u have 2 watch out, cause pvc pipes often get cracks because of the pressure... Take a piece of wood and put it in the tube, so it doesn't gets destroys
Oct 27 2014 5:41PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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kung_powpowCraigslist your local city and search things like "pvc pipe" or "culvert" I found a 12" diameter, 20 foot long pipe for $100.



how'd you get this thing home. me and 2 of my friends can barely pick these up. and 20 ft? of kind of truck did you use to haul it back home
Oct 27 2014 6:11PM
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steezy_doge
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please someone else help im worried that if i use a big pipe that i will not be able to do anything on flatbars in the park
Oct 27 2014 9:04PM
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270on420out
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steezy_dogeplease someone else help im worried that if i use a big pipe that i will not be able to do anything on flatbars in the park


Quite the opposite. I am better at flatbars because I used a 6' diameter pipe to practice on in the summer/skiing at home in the winter.
Oct 27 2014 9:07PM
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kung_powpow
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.FrostedJake.how'd you get this thing home. me and 2 of my friends can barely pick these up. and 20 ft? of kind of truck did you use to haul it back home


The guy on Craigslist delivered it on a trailer to my house where it stayed in the same place for pretty much 3 years. When I left for college, my friend and I borrowed his dad's truck to move it. We were able to lift one end up onto the truck bed and then lifted the other end to slide it in. It wasn't easy with 2 people since it weighs about 325 lb but it's do able.

Oct 27 2014 9:26PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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kung_powpowThe guy on Craigslist delivered it on a trailer to my house where it stayed in the same place for pretty much 3 years. When I left for college, my friend and I borrowed his dad's truck to move it. We were able to lift one end up onto the truck bed and then lifted the other end to slide it in. It wasn't easy with 2 people since it weighs about 325 lb but it's do able.



hahahha this is so sketch. I'm sure you saw the POTD the other day, the red guy sliding the tube. That was my picture and I was just wondering if I could haul that big tube 8 miles
Oct 27 2014 9:55PM
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steezy_doge
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kung_powpowThe guy on Craigslist delivered it on a trailer to my house where it stayed in the same place for pretty much 3 years. When I left for college, my friend and I borrowed his dad's truck to move it. We were able to lift one end up onto the truck bed and then lifted the other end to slide it in. It wasn't easy with 2 people since it weighs about 325 lb but it's do able.



so gnarly man i tried searching for one and only got go kart sheel add then on culvert i found one for 500 that was 27 feet long and 8 feet in diameter hahaha
Oct 27 2014 10:57PM
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suup
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Inb4 super pipe
Oct 28 2014 1:34AM
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steezy_doge
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skisocksInb4 super pipe


no
Oct 28 2014 6:01PM
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Kangay_west
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I’d say build an up flat
Nov 16 2020 2:06PM
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Celery
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Dude this thread is 6 years old
Nov 16 2020 3:13PM
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Kangay_west
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Fuc ya
Nov 16 2020 5:41PM
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