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Portable Drop in ramps....

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cappitano
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Aiight. so i'm planning on doing alot of street riding this winter and i wanted to build a drop in ramp that i could assemble and disassemble easily. The main reason is just because i dont always have a truck or a big hatchback to use to just throw it in so if anyone knew any good dimensions or build designs that works for taking up less space ill throw mad K+++ up.

Also i probably wont use the drop in for a summer set up at all since i only pretty much want a super simple drop in ramp with no lip or anything. Havent built anything like this before so any more tips besides the sticked threads would be dope.
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broto
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http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000095158/how-to/how-to-build-a-drop-in-ramp/

check that shit. exactly what you're looking for.
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monkatizer
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wow, thats a pretty amazing design! would be sick in the backyard so you can store it easy
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cappitano
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thanks broto! gave you 10/10 for sure. i had that article when it was in the mag but glad theres something on the site.
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_DUSTY_
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Damn beat me to it.

OP definitely use these plans, I used them for my summer set up (which comes apart so I can use it for urban.) However what size of car do you have? This set up would easily fit in a van or a truck I'm not sure how easily it would fit in a hatchback or a station wagon. When folded up its about 10 inches thick, 5 feet long and 2 feet wide without the ramp. If you're hitting rails close to your house it is light enough to carry if you have a friend. Hope this helps man.
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A.Eberhard
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Was just about to ask this. Threads for when I'm not on mobile.
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