Few pics of me hittin my ramp

[hessianmx111]

sorry no tricks we only got it about to 20 ft only did some no handers and no footers and the like. but this thing hits so smooth its crazy cant wait to pull it back some more. tell me what you guys thinkhttp://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid105/p6b73df4a29bf4a89638d89c44461a1e2/f977f4e8.jpg http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid105/pc6765824d5abbbd8b0d4a9b39ff6fbdc/f977f629.jpg http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid105/pd82149686716bf03f6f13ebd0946f7a0/f977f62c.jpg http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid105/p5465e417b1acd68548bda95d49ee6166/f977f62d.jpg

[kawasaki_ridah]

thats awesome man, congrats :D

[JLanphear]

sick bro....i'd love a setup like that

[TeamTaylorRace]

I after seeing all the jump set-ups in here I really need to build a jump!

Nice. How tall is the ramp?:blah:

[screaminblaster]

are the middle braces 4ft 4ft and 4ft and is what angles are cut on the ends of them

[hessianmx111]

thanks for the comments everyone the ramp is a lil over 5ft tall and 12 ft long and the middle braces are 3 ft i dunno on the angle on the end of it though

[Narly R]

Lookin good Cody!;) :cool:

[toomeyshee87]

that ramp is almost identicale to mine except mine is 6 ft tall and is wider

[hessianmx111]

thanks everyone, and toomeyshee have you hit your ramp yet? i just havent seen any pics since you stripped the wood off it. juggalos old ramp was what inspired me to do this one

[toomeyshee87]

no we havent hit it yet cody, im hoping to by mid june for sure. ya it should be a blast tho:D

[flyin#5]

looks awesome. do those dimensions (5x12) seem to work good? and what angle do you have the ramp at. were going to make one similar to that but for quads. and lastly, does it throw you nice? thanks.

[Rootar]

looks great if you bought it where'd ya get it ifyou built it howd you get that tube curved

[hessianmx111]

Originally posted by flyin#5
looks awesome. do those dimensions (5x12) seem to work good? and what angle do you have the ramp at. were going to make one similar to that but for quads. and lastly, does it throw you nice? thanks.
thanks, yeah the 5x12 seems to work really good if i had to do it over again i would make it 5x13 or 14 maybe but 12 works really good too. i have no idea on the angle sorry i just bent it until it looked good.yeah it throws me really smooth and every time i hit off it i remained level in the air.
and rootar sorry i didnt see your post sooner but i see jason answered you in your other thread and thats exactly how we did it/

[Rootar]

its cool thanks have fun with it and keep us updated when ya pull it back some more

[screaminblaster]

these shopuld be 4ft 4ft and 4ft right? http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid106/p59d0b1b3e73076f869313b6cd5868231/f96c429f.jpg
i already got all the other measurements from another web site you posted them on

[roostin_dale]

looks good man!

[hessianmx111]

Originally posted by screaminblaster
so about about how far should i space them if i make it 13 or 14 ft? http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid106/p59d0b1b3e73076f869313b6cd5868231/f96c429f.jpg
i already got all the other measurements from another web site you posted them on
space what?

[Jason1]

i think for being a yong man. ..this being his first ramp... not really having a standard set of plans to go by and having to fly by the seat of his pants cody did a great job

him and i had a little misunderstanding before hand.. i was trying to suggest that in my opinion i felt that his tranny went into his final angle a bit too abruptly and although the ramp will still work fine it 'might' do a little kick to the rear end.. but my guess is i see he used a thicker plywood and it kinda layed over and smoothed out the abruptness and all is good, ive been examining his pics there and throught his trajectory his bike is always slightly nose high which is good, never is it level or nose down.


so good job, good luck, let me know if you need anymore help in the future.

[hessianmx111]

Originally posted by Jason1
i think for being a yong man. ..this being his first ramp... not really having a standard set of plans to go by and having to fly by the seat of his pants cody did a great job

him and i had a little misunderstanding before hand.. i was trying to suggest that in my opinion i felt that his tranny went into his final angle a bit too abruptly and although the ramp will still work fine it 'might' do a little kick to the rear end.. but my guess is i see he used a thicker plywood and it kinda layed over and smoothed out the abruptness and all is good, ive been examining his pics there and throught his trajectory his bike is always slightly nose high which is good, never is it level or nose down.


so good job, good luck, let me know if you need anymore help in the future.
thanks man sorry about that whole ordeal a few months back.