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What would be in your perfect slopestyle course?

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gregor
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What do you think are the most fun jibs to have in a medium sized slopestyle course? Not world class level.

I'm running a couple of comps next year in Britain, give me some interesting ideas, maybe things that you dont see very often.
Jan 24 2007 6:21PM
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Mr.O
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then a 40 ft'er
into another 40 ft'er

then a different number or rail choices

then a last chance botter
Jan 24 2007 6:29PM
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Commonwealth
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^^^ yea that would be sick...im also a big fan of a nice hip so if you could incorporate one into the course it would be sick
Jan 24 2007 6:31PM
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Mr.O
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hope that helped you out
Jan 24 2007 6:39PM
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ThaLetterM.
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wow i love you
there are so many possibilites on that beast
Jan 24 2007 6:44PM
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Mr.O
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yeah dude our resort got so redone its all about the park this year
Jan 24 2007 6:45PM
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punkrock32
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^^^ to start a course, then an option between two c's (on the outside) or a dfd (in the middle) then 2 60ish foot jumps to a fat square down rail set up urban style to a staircase set with a down box on the left, a small single barrel in the middle, and a roller box on the right, then finish it off with an up rail
Jan 24 2007 6:46PM
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gregor
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Damn right, It'd be awesome if I could get a three choice setup like that. Can anyone think of anything really different? Something thats not difficult to hit but adds a suprise element to the course that you dont usually see.
Jan 24 2007 6:47PM
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Mr.O
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add a hip you never see hips in slope style
Jan 24 2007 6:50PM
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gregor
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Bump
Jan 25 2007 3:03PM
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liukangkid
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yeah a hip add like a barel at the bottom of the run for fun,  f/d rail you cant go to wrong if its all set up nice
Jan 25 2007 3:07PM
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Mr.O
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maybe a a step up? thatd be a cool twist
Jan 25 2007 5:06PM
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BigJew
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Flat Down Rail with a big jump with no gap on.
Big Kicky 40-60foot Table
Another Table
Long flat Rail
Down Flat Down Box
Another table
Wallride
Jan 25 2007 5:19PM
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Fitz.
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that sounds pretty dope but i would stick a huge table between the wallride and the other table
Jan 25 2007 5:22PM
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gregor
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With what Ive got available, was thinking... (Short indoor slope mind you for big range of abilities)

Gap kicker
Up flat rail
Triple picnic bench
Down flat down rail
Wallride

But was looking into building something fun like a muliple choice rail set up. Good idea to maybe build a hip before a downward facing wallride at the bottom so people can see it clearly. Hmm got me thinking!

Thanks for all the input guys.
Jan 25 2007 8:07PM
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seider
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start off with a big step up to step down in the middel, a step down onto a u rail on the right, and a street set up down rail on the left, then a decent sized jump, then another jump, then a hip, then a bunch of rails and boxes (also an s rail), and then a wall ride or a qaurter pipe(and there would be a long enough space between the last box or rail and wall so that you could get enough speed for the wall and not have to skip the last box or rail).
Jan 25 2007 8:16PM
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MadSteezin
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dude! u could hit tht middle up rail and transfer to the right and grind down tht'd be sick!
Jan 25 2007 8:20PM
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Billiards.
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couple fairly large lippy jumps, an up flat down box, a flat down box, a down rail, a down flat down rail then a 4 jump line then staircase combo box such as the one above, then a big jump, then a wallride combo then a PC style disco box, then a flat down flat then a flat up flat then another down rail to an up box to back to back C boxes both curving opposite directions into an s rail dawg into a step up to a step down, then a butter box then an up down then another trapazoid then a gap to rail then a tire jib then a up gap down mailbox combo then another jump line of 6 then a chanel gap then a down flat down box then an up rail then a flat bar then an up flat down flat down mellow but long but perfect box.
Jan 25 2007 8:30PM
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Mr.O
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yeah i love that thing its so versitile you can pull so many thing on it
Jan 25 2007 8:37PM
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freeski1620
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flat down 10 ft of flat, 20 feet of down. 50fter, 65, 55, 20 ft up rail. 45ft dfd box/ 35 ft trap rail, right banking c box.
Jan 25 2007 9:29PM
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poofartpee
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make one of the jumps a step up and the next one a huge step down
Jan 25 2007 9:42PM
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eastchris
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open up with a stair set with a hand rail and box ledge
25 footer
30 footer
side by side an up flat and a flat rail
side by side down rail and dfd rail
side by side flat to gap to flat rail and a 30 footer
side by side up rail and 30 footer
35 footer
40 footer

thats mine... its all pretty much doable for me and it offers good choice so all the lines arnt the same
Jan 25 2007 9:47PM
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bikerocker
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a few lumps in the snow.
a flat rail 6 inches above the snow
a few 10 foot jumps in a row
another flat rail maybe 8 inches off the snow
a 3 foot drop
an x factor ramp up to a picnic table
and then a slush pit.
Jan 25 2007 10:08PM
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