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Building a half pipe
I was just wondering if anyone could give me some direction on good dimensions for a half pipe. It'll be for use with skateboards and BMX's.
I was thinking somthing like: 10ft high (including 1ft vert) 26ft long (with 6ft flat) (The total length will be 34ft including the 4ft decks on either side) 12ft wide should I increase the length of the flat and/or width? (Preferably I would like not to have to change width, changing the length will not be a problem) |
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I'd recomend 12ft wide ,10ft flat ,4ft high with 7.5ft transitions. www.rampplans.org is a good site for info. |
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I really have my heart set on using a vert, so I've drastically altered the plans:
10ft high 16ft transitions 1ft vert 16ft wide (Would this work? I could increase it to 20ft but I would rather not if possible) 16ft flat (this I am not sure about) Also I realise this will be quite expensive but this (hopefully) won't be an issue. |
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Yeah you will be able to make it vert if it's 16ft wide (the wider the better). But 10ft high and 16ft transitions won't be a vert ramp it'll be a big midi ramp. 9ft transitions + 1ft of vert will give you a ramp that rides similar to the deep end in greystones bowl. I'd reccomend 12-14ft of flat bottom and 4ft or bigger platforms. If it's strictly a bike ramp you can go 14ft flat if it's gonna be skated too then 12ft , I think 16ft would be a bit much.
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