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Backyard Quarter pipe?

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buddychaps
Posts: 1817 - Karma: 583
has this ever been done? I have a drop in as well as a small hill in my yard. I would need a shit load of turf, water and soap to get speed, and I have no idea whatsoever how I would begin building a quarter pipe, but who knows? it could work.
Apr 21 2010 10:00PM
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J-KLEMP
Posts: 337 - Karma: 14
you get a fuck load of speed make a jump at a 90 degrees and there you go
Apr 21 2010 11:10PM
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Meases_Pieces
Posts: 1292 - Karma: 246
doesnt that place in virginia i am spacing on the name. the one in traveling circus has a qp at the end. but it was a profesional hill so i dont know.
May 14 2010 6:48PM
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gabe.
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maybe if ou used snowflex? but landing on turf and wood would hurt
May 14 2010 7:23PM
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panojibber
Posts: 3382 - Karma: 216
I guarantee you that it would almost certainly not work. Instead of putting all that effort into a sketchy quarterpipe, just make a really sick rail setup.
May 15 2010 1:51PM
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