Kite Scoop Forum

try these out dude, expensive if ya buy new ones, but theres lots of used ones out there for free or cheap - ya jus gotta look for old docks and in yer local buy/sell, jus cut em to fit in yer feature -

http://www.hdbmarine.com/dock-products/ ... ncy-billet

I have an internship for the summer and I was bored there this afternoon. This is the first one I drew of a whole park hahahaha.

looks cool, although that box looks a bit wack.

some clown looking for some sparks to get in the shot aswell

I actually rode to that spot from under the house on that little bike to pose for the picture, thats how lazy I am. Spark footy comming soon, REPRESENT! BOOM!

start of just another lightweight^hood river kicker..... work in progress

you may need to break that sucka down and use it as bracing. heard you guys got rolled by another earthquake??

yeah bigger 1 today only a 5 but close to the city and shallow. Our homespot has half a towns sewerage running strait into it pretty shitty alround.

ghetto but was so much fun

we made it in the morning out of what we could find... hit it in the afternoon!
long live http://www.lochlomondwakeboard.com

Looks like something we would build except with one to many braces haha. sick.

we wnat make for our kite park psycho wallride-rainbow slider. 20m length, 5m heigth





what you think about this obstacle?

don't use those pipes as sliding surface. the open ends are gnary. ask aaron aout it

the company i work for has these rolls of plastic that are 110ft long, 10inches wide. made from recycled plastic bottles. worked great on our slider. only downside is the black surface made the water dry up pretty quick in the sun. just had to keep the winch crankin so she never got the chance. when wet it's slick as shit, and being pliable it won't shatter and cut your foot open (unlike pvc)

a 110 foot slider would be fucking sick. could ride that thing for days without reaching the end.

Finished and it floats too. Only had 1 session on it, seems big and kicks a bit but after a few hits most riders got use to it. Still having problems anchoring it.