danmotorider
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- Dec 17, 2002
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I recently build a wood ramp.
I built it with 3 2x14's and cut a curve out of each of them.
I layed 2 sheets of plywood on the curves to create the ramp.
I brace and hold it up with 2x6's and 2x4's.
It is 8 feet long and generally is braced up 4-6 feet high, any higher and it would be too much lip.
I had to make it compact because when ever i go riding we bring a whole rig. (Truck, RV Trailer, ATV, 2 dirtbikes). So we just lay it down in the bottom of the pickup box and ride the atv on top of the ramp.
Anywayz. Its too small! Is there a way to make a lighter, more compact jump where I dont have to brake my back just to get some decent air. I can compromise on strenght slightly but not too much.
I built it with 3 2x14's and cut a curve out of each of them.
I layed 2 sheets of plywood on the curves to create the ramp.
I brace and hold it up with 2x6's and 2x4's.
It is 8 feet long and generally is braced up 4-6 feet high, any higher and it would be too much lip.
I had to make it compact because when ever i go riding we bring a whole rig. (Truck, RV Trailer, ATV, 2 dirtbikes). So we just lay it down in the bottom of the pickup box and ride the atv on top of the ramp.
Anywayz. Its too small! Is there a way to make a lighter, more compact jump where I dont have to brake my back just to get some decent air. I can compromise on strenght slightly but not too much.
