Snow Transition

Yes, I built a nice little 3-4' kicker "snow DJ", but when I hit it, I landed on the tranny and sank to the ground, it had been packed by me jumping on it until it didn't move anymore, but I still ate it haaard (fun though, snow hurts less than rocks). How do you get them hard enough to land on without carpet or plywood?

jump up and down with all the weight you can get on one foot and then wait a night and its solid

ply wood, haha

Originally posted by Tony G
jees:rolleyes:

shut up tony g he was joking , you gettting as bad as your brothr jesus who fucking raised you?

Andrew= :nerd:

:P

I'm too poor for plywood :cry: all my money went to my new bike, but it was worth it :D

Originally posted by ~Inshan

Nice, it set up and is hard as a rock now… I think I'm going to build a big rhythm section down my hill, lol… doesn't take that long to make a little "SJ" actually.

Originally posted by Andrew
shut up tony g he was joking , you gettting as bad as your brothr jesus who fucking raised you?

holy crap

Turn down the intensity there son, go outside and take a walk

I think you're letting the internet get to you

Originally posted by Broken Fusion!
**holy crap

Turn down the intensity there son, go outside and take a walk

I think you're letting the internet get to you **

go cry me a river or someone who cares

well… here in connecticut,, i have had mine for about 3-4weeks and it hasnt been above 25 in over 2weeks,, so we sprayed water on it now its just pure ice… and we cant hit it lol

if you take a metal dirt shuvel and beat the living shit outta it that might work, it did with my friends.

i built mini snow dj's a week ago or so, but they melted when it hit +2. so then i went for an urban ride

anyways, wait till its kinda a cold night and spray down the jumps with water. in the morning they will be ice. i realize this. now pack some more snow onto it and it should be nice and firm. that how i did mine..

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