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Best tramp out there

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mlp
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off season work need to get a new tramp
K+ for help
Apr 10 2012 11:58AM
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Otherside
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If you are willing to spend a little money there are flybeds. But then there are bungee trampolines. Personaly i like the bungee trampolines because i can do quads and it makes me feel like i can actually be good at skiing. The downside to bungee trampolines is that you can only spin forwards and backwards but that doesnt matter as long as you can huck quads. They are also a tadbit inexpensive. I would highly recommend a bungee trampoline to practice your future spins.
Apr 10 2012 12:44PM
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Otherside
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Click for larger image Im sorry i forgot pictures
Apr 10 2012 12:47PM
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rareison
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these things are fucking fun, but impractical for practicing anything other than front flips and backflips.
Apr 10 2012 1:04PM
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Nikkekoivisto
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fronts/backs will get boring after doing them for awhile, thats the point when it becomes useless.
Apr 10 2012 1:22PM
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A^frame
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I have never purchased a trampoline in my entire life and I own 3. People love to get rid of them. Talk to your friends and people that no longer have kids and tell them you will remove them from their yard. Most Adults hate them therefore removing them from their yard is considered beneficial. I have a crazy setup on a hill side step up, step down, and tree plants. I did a lot of dirt work, but it is worth it.
Apr 10 2012 1:41PM
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A^frame
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here are examples
Apr 10 2012 1:44PM
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Doug.
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Fuck thats a sick setup.. Second shot looks nuts
Apr 10 2012 1:55PM
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steezyshit
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this ! I got it for only 200 bucks just try to get it from someone who needs to get rid of it.
Apr 10 2012 3:41PM
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KaneDog
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there is a lot of tramps out there but there are usually bitches. it's hard to narrow it down to just one...
Apr 11 2012 2:43PM
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DubV134
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-Lindsey Vonn
May 21 2012 3:37PM
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Beau_Larson
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If you down to spend alot of money(2000-3000).
Get a Olympic style tramp. Buy a in-ground tramp, it will save like 700 bucks. Aussie and euro beds are cool but not worth it, just get a u.s. string bed it will give you ALL the bounce you need.
here some links to a couple websites.
http://www.mrtrampoline.com.au/
http://trampmaster.com/rectangular.htm
http://www.nragymsupply.com/trampolinedeck.html
May 21 2012 7:07PM
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Bock
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if your looking for a really bouncy cheap tramp, get an octagonal one. i don't know what it is about them but they are twice as bounce as a conventional circular trampoline. also don't get anything more than 14 feet wide cause 15+ tends to be less bouncy. unless you have $20,000 to spend on a super tramp. but i doubt that
May 21 2012 7:59PM
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B.Foreman
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where did you buy one of them and what brand is it?
May 21 2012 10:50PM
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TheClap.
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way to say exactly what he did
May 21 2012 10:52PM
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Parks.
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May 21 2012 11:05PM
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