I got comfortable with drops by basically taking a slope/landing and kept riding it and jumping far and slowly carved a foot away from the lip each time and now I have a drop that has a few meters gap and it really helps me gain a tonne of speed for a sweeping berm that folds back into a double and that fits into a really small area and I really recommend that as a way to get more confidence in the air. I love mtb but what holds me back is how scared I am for everything and doing things like this help me to overcome that fear and progress faster as a rider. Also no excuses on needing a great bike for drops I have a £400 Saracen hard tail and it is more than sufficient.
..You have inspired me! My kids and I bought all the wood and a Circular Saw tonight, and are building it this weekend. We are going to try it with the longer legs behind the shorter legs utilizing some hinges las was suggested by Mudbucket Gaming. Can't wait!
That’s a really good idea. I was trying to come up with a way to add on height with hinges and couldn’t come up with anything that I felt would be stable enough but that might work if done right. Thanks for the idea!!
@@bbMTB Good build! May I suggest a possible idea to make it even easier to change legs - use bolts that go all the way through and a nut on the other side - this requires less rotations to secure.
Absolute quality. Can’t wait to call myself an OG when you have a mill
Thanks man, hopefully we’ll get there one day, I will remember if that ever happens!! Thanks for your support
This literally inspired me to build my own backyard bikepark. I’ll see you when you hit a mil. OG.
Just made a miniature version of this at 6ft long and 18" wide. The lag bolts for the adjustable feet was a great idea!
Ive been waiting ages for this
sorry to keep you waiting so long!! Hope you liked it
Do more trail biulds. There awesoe. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! I’m working on another video now, shouldn’t be to long till the next one.
Definitely adding one to my backyard. Thanks for posting!
Make more like this! I love these videos
Thank you very much for the tutorial I just built this my self and I am loving it!
I got comfortable with drops by basically taking a slope/landing and kept riding it and jumping far and slowly carved a foot away from the lip each time and now I have a drop that has a few meters gap and it really helps me gain a tonne of speed for a sweeping berm that folds back into a double and that fits into a really small area and I really recommend that as a way to get more confidence in the air. I love mtb but what holds me back is how scared I am for everything and doing things like this help me to overcome that fear and progress faster as a rider. Also no excuses on needing a great bike for drops I have a £400 Saracen hard tail and it is more than sufficient.
Great job! this was just what I was looking for. My son and I are both beginners and we both want to learn how to jump better :)
..You have inspired me! My kids and I bought all the wood and a Circular Saw tonight, and are building it this weekend. We are going to try it with the longer legs behind the shorter legs utilizing some hinges las was suggested by Mudbucket Gaming. Can't wait!
Awesome 4 runner
You’re contents dope keep it up
Thanks man!
Great video :) keep it up.
(You deserve at least 50k subs)
Thanks, Glad you liked it... maybe one day!
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Awesome! . You may be able to put the taller legs behind the short set and make them fold / hinge up and under . Just an idea .
That’s a really good idea. I was trying to come up with a way to add on height with hinges and couldn’t come up with anything that I felt would be stable enough but that might work if done right. Thanks for the idea!!
Great job even though you are in dire need of an impact drill
nice jumps
Class vid lad
Sick dude love the channel just launched one my self
MINT VIDEO !, the quality is mint
It’s like riding off a kerb
Jimbo ya I would make it three or four feet
Such a Great YTber
Nice
Thanks!
You are dope I wanna be like u when I’m older
Just like Seth's bike hacks😀
Now for the 6 foot drop
Super im subscribe 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support!
bbMTB no soucis 👍👍👌👌
hi subscribe im arthur
What tools are u using ?
When using lag bolts put a washer
Good tip, and your right, I just forgot to get them at the store... Figured it would still work without them tho
@@bbMTB Good build! May I suggest a possible idea to make it even easier to change legs - use bolts that go all the way through and a nut on the other side - this requires less rotations to secure.
the second legs are so much better
where did you get the 4x4s
Everything is from Homedepot
Where is vid of dropping in off both heights to show difference?
Its ok if you dont cut it because you can make a shelf L like this just dig a little
That would cost about $300 to build now!
great vid really inspires me to build something. Would love a shout out, i subbed.
Umm 19” + 3” (1-1/2” x 2) doesn’t equal 24” wide
He said about 2 ft wide
@@meliss9536 3:24 - “the total width of the drop when it’s done, is gonna be 2 feet wide”
G rien compris
Can I reach u on any other social media ?
Good video but this definitely isn’t $50, i spent a lot more at home depot
It will cost more than $50 today.
that is like a bump not a drop it is so small