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In run?

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mefis
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how do you make a nice in run or give some ideas.
Jan 2 2006 9:18PM
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fuzz.
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huh
Jan 2 2006 9:20PM
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mefis
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for an urban rail
Jan 2 2006 9:20PM
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TheStamos
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use snow.. way better than Gravel and stuff.
Jan 2 2006 9:21PM
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eheath
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Um first, you need snow, second, hit it.
Jan 2 2006 9:21PM
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R-Bertsch
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we usually stop by home depot and buy a 20 lb. box of 3 inch nails and just scatter them on the in run. works like a charm
Jan 2 2006 9:25PM
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titsLOL
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everyone knows screws provide better traction... newb
Jan 2 2006 9:26PM
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mefis
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wow you fucker are so gay.like a wooden ramp or something.
Jan 2 2006 9:28PM
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dweezileast
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profound
Jan 2 2006 9:28PM
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R.Fahey
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yeah. its sorta common sense man. 2x4s... wood. make something. not hard.

But like they said... any kind of screw or nail would work. a pile of deck screws are good, but i find roofing nails to be much faster.
Jan 2 2006 9:28PM
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klimp
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ud be surprised how well pine needles work, and im not kidding, if u dont have much snow just put pine needles on the snow and ull speed up
Jan 2 2006 9:34PM
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1440ski
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Shit we do the same thing i thought we were the only people that discovered this.
Jan 2 2006 9:37PM
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eheath
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I just ride the cement usualy into a rail, sometimes put rag carpet on wood and a log for a jump, but usualy i just go straigh from cement, and for a drop in, we just made a 3 foot tall ramp, is 100ft long, and it has rag carpet on it too
Jan 2 2006 9:37PM
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OAK_TREE
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welcome to newschoolers.
Jan 2 2006 10:27PM
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nickmcnutt
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you know what would be dope, get your hands on some of that fake snow mesh stuff they use in europe in the summer and permanantly nail it to the in run, and make like 3 various jumps so you can use the best one for the job. and just a a square peice of the mesh for the landing.
Jan 2 2006 10:29PM
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